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Re:Show HN: Mobi.css – A lightweight, flexible CSS framework... by Scarbutt on Saturday September 03, 2016 @11:17PM (#12422494)
What's the norm if you need a desktop and mobile version of a webpage, to have one separate code base for each one(can be on the same repo) or all the code together with the appropriate screen size detections?
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Re:Show HN: Mobi.css – A lightweight, flexible CSS framework... by kingkool68 on Sunday September 04, 2016 @12:25AM (#12422687)
Responsive design is the norm so I guess the answer to your question is "all the code together"
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Re:Show HN: Mobi.css – A lightweight, flexible CSS framework... by xcatliu on Saturday September 03, 2016 @11:29PM (#12422522)
I think the question is who is your target customer. If you are building a website that focus on mobile user, it's no need to design and test for desktop.

In this case Mobi.css is a choice. You can show a QRCode to guide people to mobile.

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