NearlFreeSpeech, pay-as-you-go https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/services/pricing

I was using Feedly, so I have nothing to do, beside maybe paying them if they announce a premium tier.

• Introducing Bourbon Flat: A Sass Mixin Library to Instantly Flatten your Web Designs
• Flat iOS Apps: The Power of CGRect

Text editor: MacVim + Xcode w/ XVim (http://git.io/dVHvJw). CSS stack: Scss + Bourbon (http://bourbon.io) + Neat (http://neat.bourbon.io)—shameless plug: I'm the main contributor. Graphic editor: Illustrator + Photoshop CS6 Version control: git w/ git-extras (http://git.io/nVjfxQ) & hub (http://defunkt.io/hub/) + Github for Mac + Tower (http://www.git-tower.com) Terminal: iTerm + oh-my-zsh (http://git.io/M1y4bQ) Local Webdev tools: LiveReload (http://livereload.com) + Anvil (http://anvilformac.com) Static site generator: Jekyll (http://git.io/FUpXog)

Responsive design is not just about mobile devices; viewing a Web site on my Cinema Display or on my Macbook Air is not the same thing. I understand that designing a fixed layout would use less design/development resources, but I hardly see the benefit from a user perspective. It is one thing to ditch responsive Web design to meet business goals, but trying to make misguided assumptions to justify it from a user point of view is a whole other thing.