@bentossell Sure thing. I created Fabricator while working at a digital agency building turn-key websites for a particular client. They had pretty well-defined brand standards and patterns, but their code toolkit was horrendous...so I started building my own. Pattern Lab and others existed, but I wanted to learn by building something of my own that fit my own specific needs. The name and metaphors come from the world of manufacturing. I wrote a bit about it in this post: http://dynamit.com/stream/news-a... Over the years the project has evolved after lots of real-world application and lots of community feedback. I currently lead a handful of teams using Fabricator to build design systems for both in-house integration and delivery to an integration partner. I'm planning to release v2 in the next month or two. Lots of new features like plugins, themes, more configurations... more awesome in general.

@bsmartt13 Yea...naming stuff is hard.