Welcome to YUI Weekly, the weekly roundup of news and announcements from the YUI team and community. If you have any interesting demos or links you’d like to share, feel free to leave a comment below.

• This week at CSSConf the YUI team released Pure, a set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project. You can find more details in the release announcement and on GitHub. Thanks to all those involved in the development of the project and to the community for such positive feedback! If you'd like to get started using Pure, there are a few ways to include it in your project; you can fetch pure-min.css from Yahoo's CDN (via link tag), install via Bower ($ bower install --save pure), or even build it from source. If you have any ideas, bugs, or feedback, please file an issue.

• This week we're putting finishing touches and polish on the next release of YUI which is currently slated for release next week. In accordance with SemVer, this release will get a minor version bump and be tagged as v3.10.2, meaning there are no introductions of code that provide new features or may break backwards compatibility. For a running list of everything included, take a look at the v3.10.1...dev-master diff. We'll include a more detailed breakdown of changes in the release announcement.

• In this week's Open Roundtable (video) we introduced another one of our summer interns. Welcome Rashad Russell (@rashadrussell)! Core team member Tilo Mitra (@tilomitra) reprised his CSSConf presentation of Pure, and we discussed why there are many new GitHub issues being filed for failing tests (answer: inclusion of new CI environments, not regressions).

• New and updated modules in this week’s Gallery build include: apa, bulkedit, composite-image, composite-image-canvas, delay, io-utils itsamodellistsyncpromise, itsamodelsyncpromise, itsaviewmodel, layout-datatable, multivalue-input, querybuilder, and querybuilder-multiselect-input.

• Watches of the Week, thanks to FluentConf 2013:

  • Brenden Eich's "JavaScript at 18: Legal to Gamble"
  • Paul Irish's "JavaScript Authoring Tooling"
  • Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer's "Serving the World with the Web"
  • Lea Verou's "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Web Standards"
  • ... and more on O'Reilly Media's YouTube channel