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Orbit CSS reached its V.1.0.0 and it is finally stable. Hope you find it useful and easy to use. In the doc site (https://zumerlab.github.io/orbit-docs/) you can play with a multilevel piemenu, and explore potencial use cases covered in examples: - Progress bars - Charts (e.g., pie charts, multi-level pies, sunburst charts) - Gauges - Knobs - Pie menus - Watch faces - Sci-fi art - Chemical structures - Calendars - Dashboards - Mandalas

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    http://instacss.com (in case DNS update hasn't propagated: http://morning-warrior-3377.herokuapp.com/) Last night I was annoyed at how slow (and web 1.0-ish) most CSS reference sites seem to be, so I created this. It's basically a scrape of the CSS reference on w3schools, but with client side searching. Feedback is most welcome! some of the tech involved: node, requirejs, backbone, mongodb the code: http://github.com/rgarcia/instacss

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