There are many Foundation integrations depending on the framework or backend. The React one: https://react.foundation/ The Angular one: https://circlingthesun.github.io/angular-foundation-6/ Regarding the statement - this is part of the greater plan for the JS architecture work going into Foundation 7. @kball detailed it well here: https://hashnode.com/ama/with-zurb-foundation-cj4ad29vl0004zsk9y34hst6f#cj4adjosh000szsk9bb60gnul Essentially doing so will allow more and better integration into the future!

Hi David - You might have noticed that throughout Foundation 6's life cycle, there have been progressive enhancements made that are leading toward Foundation 7. This makes migration more gradual and easier for all of you. Since Foundation 3, the grid classes have largely remained unchanged. Flexbox offers more possibilities and it seems wrong to hamstring it with old classnames that restrict or confuse it's use. The latest XY Grid released today with 6.4 does use new class names to better utilize the X-direction and Y-direction capabilities that Flexbox gives us. Thinking into the future, we purposely used the new class names because they work well with CSS Grid as well. So going back to the first point, you are likely to see these classnames introduced today with 6.4 cary over into 7 to make a simpler migration. Rafi

Hi Ollie - We love CSS Grid and think it enhances Foundation. Being able to use it with a class based system be valuable to most especially when prototyping rapidly. Foundation has a history of integrating and helping push forward new technologies and CSS Grid will be another on of those: http://zurb.com/blog/happy-birthday-foundation-five-years-of-f We have a lot of plans and ongoing discussions regarding the JS architecture for the future of Foundation. Web Component will be a supported approach, like with Polymer. For more on the JS architecture, @kball posted a great description of it here: https://hashnode.com/ama/with-zurb-foundation-cj4ad29vl0004zsk9y34hst6f#cj4e7mlpq009kz5k956zbe7n6 Rafi

Hi Yamen - Foundation is now Flex first (version 6.4 released today)! With the latest 6.4 release the new XY Grid is the default along with Flexbox based UI components. Foundation 6 always had a flexbox grid but this new XY grid is killer because it does vertical and horizontal along with margin-padding control. You can learn more about it and join a free webinar to learn it here: http://zurb.com/blog/foundation-6-4-a-new-grid-javascript-upgrades-and-slick-new-prototyping-mode We're SUPER excited about CSS Grid and have already started using it. Foundation 7 will be released November of this year so we think the browser support may not be there for CSS Grid by then (Foundation is moving fast). We have already built some of our Grid with CSS Grid and experimented with it's potential: http://zurb.com/playground/css-grid-examples Foundation 7 roadmap is coming soon so watch the Blog and Follow us on Youtube for that!

Hi Jason Glad you're loving Foundation and congrats on your overhaul! For Carousels with lots of features, Slick and Owl are both excellent choices. Orbit was ultimately deprecated in Foundation 5 but resurrected in Foundation 6 are a more streamlined carousel with a focused feature set. We believe there are use cases for carousels still, and that Foundation can cover the most common needs for them. When you need a full featured carousel, Slick and Owl are our goto's. Sounds like you're already deep into your overhaul - hope the new video tutorial on each docs page help you out! Rafi

Hey Bryan - We've closed the Yeti Launch project to focus on the core framework and the ZURB Stack, along with future versions of Foundation like 7. You can follow the roadmap for Foundation here: https://github.com/zurb/foundation-sites/wiki/Project-Roadmap The newest CLI that shipped with Foundation 6 is easier to install than ever and we found that most developers were using the command line anyways (GitHub). The CLI is the best way to get started! If you're looking for tools like that, check out Codekit or Koala App Rafi

This is a great question and something we're very passionate about. We're acutely aware that the old way of doing things (float based grids) were hacks when nothing better existed. We've been using The Flexbox version of Foundation for UI and grids for over a year now. Most of our clients are totally on board for using the latest and greatest because Flexbox browser support is pretty good (and we use Autoprefixer in our projects). That's right though - browser support and the need to learn it are the roadblocks we here. This is changing though over time because as with Mobile First, Sass, accessibility and more , Foundation has helped push new concepts and technologies forward. We did a lesson on CSS Grids and there will more where that came from: http://zurb.com/university/lessons/gettin-griddy-with-it-your-first-taste-of-the-css-grid Look, Flexbox is easy to learn, saves headaches and time, and reduces code in most cases. We just kicked off a new lesson series on Flexbox: http://zurb.us/2t0m18l You can subscribe to our Youtube channel for all the lessons here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJVWPVPk_D_0I-jIkDYnvTeZye0_nkU3d You can signup to get the lesson emails here: http://foundation.zurb.com/learn/zero-to-website-in-no-time-flat.html Wow, I have a lot to say about this :) CSS Grid and Flexbox are the future and we're committed to helping people be more awesome by making these easy to get going on. Love the question! rafi

Welcome Brad! The new XY Grid is a huge leap forward for grids in general so we're excited that you are excited! There are many Foundation WordPress starter projects available and two of our favorites come to mind: JointsWP - http://jointswp.com/ FoundationPress - https://foundationpress.olefredrik.com/ Both are similar and well made. Both are maintained by Foundation certified developers. I would start here as they are already integrated and include Walker themes for navigation and such. You'll find written tutorials for FoundationPress here: https://foundationpress.olefredrik.com/category/posts You'll find video tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=foundationpress Looking forward to following your progress on Foundation!

Hi Lillie Thanks for the kind words - we love hearing how Foundation helps you! The best way to raise is an important issue to the forefront is activity. If there is an open issue on GitHub then adding to the conversation with a suggestion, supporting information, or even a +1 will help bump it to the top. This is one way issues are prioritized so that people can fix them. In terms of having conversations, I'd like to invite you to the Foundation slack channel where you can collaborate with the awesome people there. It's likely someone has found a solution or can share a tip that helps :) Shoot me an email, I'll invite you to the Slack group - rafi@zurb.com Rafi

It will be more helpful than previous versions. We made Foundation 6 easier to use and learn with better class naming, easier settings and breakpoints, and component markup that help you build faster.