Titon Toolkit, the front-end UI library for the responsive, mobile, and modern web

For the past few years I've been working on a front-end library that provides a highly extensible configuration over convention approach compared to other popular libraries. The project originally started as a MooTools equivalent to Twitter Bootstrap, but has grown into a robust library that includes jQuery alongside MooTools. Toolkit is also built with Sass, Compass, and Grunt.

• GitHub: https://github.com/titon/toolkit
• Website: http://titon.io/en/toolkit
• Docs: http://titon.io/en/toolkit/1.2.1/
• Demos: http://demo.titon.io/

I don't want to get into too many details, as that information can be found on the official website, but the following philosophies were taken into account while developing Toolkit.

• Mobile-first
• Responsive
• Fluid
• HTML5
• CSS3
• Semantic
• Transitions & Animations
• Em & rem scaling

But why use Toolkit over Foundation or Bootstrap? The following slides help answer that: http://titon.io/slides/what-is-toolkit.pdf (based on v1.1). Or simply look at the following list:

• Styleless CSS - Only basic structuring styles are defined, no aesthetics.
• Configurable JS - More customizable component options than competitors.
• Extensible markup.
• Robust JS component system.
• BEM CSS naming scheme.
• Modular architecture with custom build support.
• Easier customization and integration.
• Namespacing and conflict resolution support.
• More components.
• Smaller CSS and JS filesizes.
• Progressive enhancement and graceful degradation.

We've been using Toolkit at my employer for the past month with great success. I felt the time was right to finally push this out to the public, so any questions, comments, or feedback would be greatly appreciated!