v2.0

v2.0 of the Jatsby Framework

• Rather than reinvent the wheel (Foundation, Bootstrap, Pure, etc.), I decided the Jatsby Framework is better-suited as a suppliment to something like Ember or Angular (client-side Js frameworks) since these frameworks don't actually come with UI components. I plan on using Jatsby with MEAN Stack projects I'll be working on (JEAN???) hence my releasing v2.0.
• Now sassier than ever with SCSS and Js!
• ~3x larger color palette
• Simplifica font replaced with Roboto
• Added (optional) Force Touch Js to easily add Force Touch functionality (iOS and OS X) to your web projects.
• Split off reset.css into Jatsby Rasa, a can-be-standalone "enhanced reset stylesheet" with classes for quickly applying essential properties to your elements (i.e. ".noselect" to prevent text selection on element).

v1.2.5

• Tidied up @media queries’ braces ({ }) to blend in with comment
  blocks and enhance focus on the users’ code
• This includes the omission of the closing brace for the 1025px
  breakpoint media query.
• Updated README.md

v1.2.4

• Skipped v1.2.3
• Added Source Sans Pro font
• Modified meta tags in index.html
• Added https back into jatsby.com links
• Reduced width of CSS comment blocks

v1.2.1

• Changed 1201px breakpoint to 1025px in lieu of Apple’s release of the
  2015 MacBook, which has a screen width of 1152px.

v1.2

v1.2 removes jatsby.com from font-hosting responsibilities (moving those fonts to a new, local folder called "fonts"), resolves font-rendering discrepancies between Chrome and FireFox, perfects FireFox support, removes the "Color Palette" part of main.css, and consolidates specific.css into main.css for added simplicity.

All known issues (Github-documented or no) have been resolved with v1.2.

Also enhanced jatsby.com with a Pure CSS Argyle background (see screenshot).

Changelog:

• Jatsby.com no longer hosts fonts. Those not hosted by Google Fonts
  are included locally (.woff and .woff2) along with their stylesheets in
  the “fonts” folder.
• Added “text-rendering: geometricPrecision” to Reset in main.css to
  solve font-rendering discrepancies between Chrome and Safari (i.e.
  Lobster).
• Removed Color Palette from main.css. After using it in v1.1, I don’t
  see value in it.
• Consolidated specific.css into main.css (again)
• Added FireFox versions of CSS (universal transition-duration/rotate3d)

v1.0

Very minor change from RC1:

• Added "Color Palette" section to main.css

That's it!

Release Candidate 1

v0.7.2 is the "this is probably it!" of the Jatsby Web Framework. There probably could have been several releases between it and v0.7.1, but I felt so close to "RC Status" I held off until now.

Changelog:

• Hey! Look at that! v0.7.2 is a release candidate for v1.0!
• Consolidated tablet.css and desktop.css into “specific.css”.
• Added “https://“ to every instance of “jatsby.com” in file headers to
  reflect adoption of TLS encryption on the jatsby.com domain.
• Fixed cross-domain font loading issue so Jatsby fonts can now be used
  in any website project via @import.
• Added “line-height: normal;” to Reset CSS, which fixes line-height
  discrepancies between Webkit (Safari, Chrome) and non-Webkit (FireFox,
  IE) browsers (think “Download button” text).
• Added Responsive Transition Effects to Reset CSS. This enables GPU
  acceleration in-browser and provides a smooth transition effect when
  viewport changes (like in Windows 8+ with window-snap).