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  1. Visit BlueprintCSS: Tools of the trade BlueprintCSS: Tools of the trade

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/11/16/evolution/

    Bjorkoy hits us with a list of plugins and tools to be used with Blueprint CSS

  2. Visit Blueprint 0.6 Released Blueprint 0.6 Released

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/9/21/blueprint_06_released/

    Bjorkoy has released another update to that CSS framework you love to hate (or hate to love?), BluePrint. This release sports a plugin system, a browser compatibility test, Ruby scripts for CSS compression, and more. It's not going away, folks. Is… More

  3. Visit At What Point Do Semantics Not Apply? At What Point Do Semantics Not Apply?

    http://mondaybynoon.com/2007/09/17/at-what-point-do-semantics-not-apply/

    And you thought the Blueprint discussion was over. The Monday By Noon blog is back with a follow up on the CSS framework that's been causing so many waves. This time, semantics overall are discussed and examined.

  4. Visit Blueprint 0.5: The Experiment Blueprint 0.5: The Experiment

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/8/28/blueprint_05_the_experiment/

    Like it or not, Blueprint just keeps going. Now with release v0.5, BP goes back to px for font sizes, and the grid becomes 24 columns. That's an arseload of columns.

  5. Visit Please do not Use CSS Frameworks Please do not Use CSS Frameworks

    http://mondaybynoon.com/2007/08/27/please-do-not-use-css-frameworks/

    Jon Christopher from Monday By Noon lets you know right where he stands on the Blueprint CSS issue. He makes some good points against frameworks in general, but I'll let the readers decide what they think of his take on Blueprint.

  6. Visit Adactio - Wireframework Adactio - Wireframework

    http://adactio.com/journal/1332

    Jeremy Keith has mentioned in a couple of comment threads that he is concerned about the use of the Blueprint CSS framework. In this article, he goes a little more in depth about his qualms, but also points out another usefulness of the product: c… More

  7. Visit Mark Boulton's Take on Blueprint Mark Boulton's Take on Blueprint

    http://www.markboulton.co.uk/journal/comments/blueprint_a_css_framework/

    More on Blueprint. Not a lot new in the article, but this one inspired some really top-notch discussion. Some of the commentors, including Mark Perkins and Simon Willison, throw out some opposition and support for this tool, and their input is ver… More

  8. Visit Blueprint 0.4 released Blueprint 0.4 released

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/8/11/release_blueprint_04/

    Olav announces a new version of Blueprint. FTA: "The first point-release of a framework, built on a technology that behaves differently in most browsers, with known, gaping holes, has been downloaded almost 15 000 times. If there ever was a time f… More

  9. Visit Khoi On Olav: Blueprint Interview Khoi On Olav: Blueprint Interview

    http://www.subtraction.com/archives/2007/0807_the_framewor.php

    Khoi Vinh recently interviewed Olav Bjorkoy, the creator of the fabulous Blueprint CSS framework (used on this site).

  10. Visit Spambots Don't Have Last Names Spambots Don't Have Last Names

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/8/1/battle_comment_spam_with_an/

    An article on a very sneaky way to combat comment spam. If you have concerns about site accessibility, you might want to ignore this method, as it will combat screen reader users as well.

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