SSGS - Super Simple Responsive Grid System Using SASS

SSGS is a very basic grid system for the web. It allows you to quickly set up a responsive grid system using SASS.  It's a fully fluid six-column grid with fixed-width gutters.  It takes only one variable (the width of the gutters) so it's refreshingly easy to set up and use.

There's no need to clutter your HTML with lots and lots of classes as you can easily use Sass's @extend function.  It's only about 60 lines of code.

The only drawback there is right now is the dependency on box-sizing: border-box; to work properly.  That is only an issue if you work with IE prior to version 8.  There's even a neat polyfill available on GitHub. 

Since you're already working with Sass, just pop in Compass and import "compass/css3/box-sizing" to make it even easier.

There is even a plain old CSS version available if you're really resistant to awesome technology like Sass.

Requirements: SASS
Demo: http://codepen.io/RadLikeWhoa/full/mLIkK
License: Unlicense

Pondasee - A Front-End Starter Kit Combined With The Power Of SCSS & Compass

Pondasee  is a front-end starter kit combined with the power of SCSS & Compass,  made to help front-end or developer to accelerate their work-flow in making web application.  Pondasee is made with Compass and the SCSS language.  Nested rules, variables, mixins, selector inheritance in SCSS/Sass makes coding CSS faster, more efficient and your stylesheets easier to organize and maintain.

Pondasee also comes with some important mixins which will help you to finished your works faster.  Cross-browser compatibility is not an issue as Pondasee runs in any kind of modern browser.

Pondasee is NOT a CSS framework, it is only a front-end starter kit combined with the power of SCSS & Compass to build a theme. If you want to use this project as your starting point, you need to know basic knowledge of Compass and Sass.

 Components

•  HTML5 Boilerplate: The Unlicense
•  Modernizr: MIT/BSD license
•  jQuery: MIT/GPL license
•  Normalize.css: Public Domain
•  Formalize: MIT/GPL license
•  Selectivizr: MIT license
•  NWmatcher: MIT license
•  Font Awesome: CC BY 3.0 license

Requirements: SCSS, Sass, jQuery, Modernizer
Demo: http://tokokoo.github.com/pondasee/
License: Unlicense License

Tea-Fueled Does - A Loosely-Based MVC PHP 5.3 Framework That Aims To Be Awesome

Tea-Fueled Does is a loosely-based MVC PHP 5.3 framework that aims to be awesome. It was born out of the disappointment of other frameworks out there.

What TFD Is?

• Fast: TFD is designed to be fast, both in development time as well as page load time. It includes some useful classes that save you time when writing queries, etc.
• Free: TFD is licensed under the Unlicense, which means you can use it for whatever, non-profit, open-source, commercial, whatever. You can pull classes from it to use in your own framework, site, etc.
• Clean: We hate nothing more then messy code that breaks when you try to change it. We have done our best trying to make our code and documentation clean and understandable.
• Extendible: A framework's goal is to give you a base to write your application on. If you need to extend it to fit your needs, you should be able to without much pain or frustration. We have done our best to make TFD easily extendible.
• In a few words, TFD is a loosely-based MVC framework that allows you to get your code out there. It's clean and extendible so you can modify it easily to fit your project. It's fast so you can run web applications with it. And most importantly, it's free. You don't have to worry about the licensing or any legal stuff, just start coding.

What TFD Is Not!

• A CMS: TFD is not a CMS. It is a framework, a codebase, something for you to build a CMS upon if you wish.
• One Size Fits All: Different projects require different tools and languages. While TFD is extendible, it may not be right for your project.
• Perfect: Bugs happen. It's a part of software. And while we've done our best to make sure TFD is bug-free, we aren't perfect. If you spot a bug, submit an issue or a pull request and we will do our best to fix the issue.
• A Magic Tool: While TFD is awesome, it is by no means magical. It can't take broken, crappy code and make it run amazingly. It is a framework, a codebase, something for you to take your code and build upon it. If your code doesn't work, TFD won't work.

Requirements: None
Demo: http://tea-fueled-does.github.com/
License: Unlicense