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1, 1] } // bottom right corner { origin: [0.5, 0.5] } // dead center // and THEN.... { size: [500, undefined] } // full height column sidebar { size: [undefined, 100] } // full width footer { size: [undefined, undefined] } // full screen surface I think this is a breath of fresh air, and I'm going to build more stuff with it (or something that is like it), because I really think it makes the code much much easier to reason about. This is how you make responsive layouts in it[6]. If size > width. so much simpler than media queries and css overrides and what not. --- [6] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23140046/what-is-the-best... --- What they have done is package known good techniques in a way that I would actually consider using them in real projects with mid level developers who might not otherwise understand the nuances of linear algebra. I sure as hell don't, but this makes it accessible. I am honestly not affiliated. I knew it existed, but I recently discovered a good reason to play with it, so i figured it out from the examples and the docs. While compiling this, I was unable to find any dissenting opinions from anyone who actually had tried it, because of how the launch went down. I think more people should try it before they reject it. Just play with it. Please.