Email and web development can get complicated fast. We’ve introduced the ZURB Stack which helps you get started faster and lets you do more - without having to spend time finding the right tool for the job. The ZURB Stack includes:
-- **Gulp.** This is our task runner of choice for Foundation. Gulp lets us queue up tasks to execute. This let’s us do cool things like inlining automagically updating your browser. It’s what the Stack is built on. [Find out more about Gulp](http://gulpjs.com/).
+- **Gulp.** This is our task runner of choice for Foundation. Gulp lets us queue up tasks to execute. This lets us do cool things like inlining automagically updating your browser. It’s what the Stack is built on. [Find out more about Gulp](http://gulpjs.com/).
- **Sass.** We use Libsass as our CSS preprocessor of choice. If you’re not familiar with Sass, it lets you use variables, nesting, and mixins (to name a few). [Learn more about Sass](http://sass-lang.com/).
- **Inlining.** One of the biggest headaches and time-sucks used to be inlining your HTML email. Well, no more! We’re using gulp-inline to to scan your CSS file and and automatically inject your CSS when you’re ready. Just run `npm run production` in your project when you’re ready to inline.
- **Panini.** This is our flat file generator for Foundation. Just like it’s real-world counterpart, it takes a set of ingredients and flattens them into one delicious item. This lets you separate things like the header and footer content into partials, letting you focus on your code when you’re building. It’s built off of Handlebars, which let’s you keep things super organized with partial files and repeatable sections. Checkout our [Panini Repo](https://github.com/zurb/panini).
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