well you are definitely eleitntd to your own opinion, and no one is saying that you need to use this. I do need to point out a few things about what you said, however. It was a long comment, so I'll just go along chronologically. First thing: taking 20 minutes to create something like is layed out in the demo is nice, but it took me about 5. Not to mention if want to completely change the layout it would only take me a matter of seconds literally. And I relate to your comment about making mistakes because you type to fast I do it a lot myself. Using something like this can help minimize that as well.As far as implementation goes, this framework isn't extremely complicated and doesn't take much reading up on to use. The first time I used this it took me about 20 minutes to figure out how everything worked together and was up and using it in no time. Not exactly like reading a book.As far as the CSS file being terrible, I don't understand what your issue is? The css file comes minimized for optimization just as jQuery does. When a file is minimized, all of the unnecessary white space and comments are taken out. And if you would have gone to the links I provided in the tutorial, you may have seen that there is documentation on everything. Furthermore, there normally shouldn't be a need to edit the file itself but rather over write the classes you would need in your own stylesheet. CSS is cascading so whatever comes last has priority.As far as the reference to the comment I had made, what are you talking about? The only person (until your comment) that had mentioned something about improved development time in the comments was Sasa. But as I pointed out a few paragraphs above, cutting down on development time is one of the perks of using something like this.And lastly, if you really think something is a waste of time to read, don't read it much less spend a good 20 minutes writing a huge comment about how it was a waste of time as if the spending the time writing the comment somehow gains it back
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