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Cool to see a project using Skeleton. Was disappointed when that project fizzled out once the creator left. It hit the sweet spot in CSS frameworks for me: smal
by nathancahill 11y ago
Cool to see a project using Skeleton. Was disappointed when that project fizzled out once the creator left. It hit the sweet spot in CSS frameworks for me: small, un-opinionated and hard for people to tell you're using a framework (unlike Bootstrap which you can spot a mile away). Haven't found anything to replace it yet.
- Malcx 11y agoPost skeleton I've been using Min.css which is fast and light: http://mincss.com/docs.html http://mincss.com/docs.html
- me_bx 11y agoSkeleton Framework, a fork of skeleton, is active and keeps the same spirit: http://skeleton-framework.github.io/ http://skeleton-framework.github.io/ on github: https://github.com/skeleton-framework/skeleton-framework https://github.com/skeleton-framework/skeleton-framework
- nathancahill 11y agoIt's active, but I'm not sure it keeps the same spirit (just my opinion).
- benbristow 11y agoI made this a few years back with Skeleton. https://benbristow.github.io/getadblock/ https://benbristow.github.io/getadblock/ Good wee framework.
- dimgl 11y agoI've used Skeleton in some projects while I was contracting. I've moved on to Milligram.
- nathancahill 11y agoThat looks great, thanks!
- degenerate 11y agoI like how Milligram operates... very 'clean'. Link for everyone else: https://milligram.github.io/ https://milligram.github.io/
- schlarpc 11y agoI recently used Milligram for the first time and was very disappointed that the grids were not responsive. Seems like a real miss in an otherwise completely solid framework.
- chlee 11y agoI would highly recommend basscss Small, light-weight, and gets out of your way for the most part. It also supports flexbox if you choose to go down that route.
- nathancahill 11y agoGreat. The "No Side Effects" thing is definitely something to look for in a framework.