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Such a pity you didn't include my own, Picnic CSS[2]. One of the main features is Lightweight (7kb min+gzip, same as mini), and it is also popular (2177 stars).

Such a pity you didn't include my own, Picnic CSS[2]. One of the main features is Lightweight (7kb min+gzip, same as mini), and it is also popular (2177 stars). It focuses on beautiful and cohesive components out of the box: [2] https://picnicss.com/ https://picnicss.com/

jc4p 10y ago
Sorry I was mostly going off the google results. Your library looks really nice, the SCSS variable changing is awesome!
- franciscop 10y ago
  Thanks! It's a pity that the SCSS is basically undocumented, as I use it in most projects and it has really awesome features that only I know. But the time sink would be tremendous and I'm focusing on another project right now.
  - jeffjose 10y ago
    Pedantic. Wondering why you used 'its a pity' twice. I want to believe it was pure luck, but otherwise it sounds snarky.
    - franciscop 10y ago
      I guess it's a translation issue, no need to insult me. The tone was intended to be totally different, the first one like "hey take a look at this" and the second one more like "I wish I could have done it" (and because of the different feeling I didn't realize I had already written the same expression before).
jameskegel 10y ago
I love Picnic; thank you for your contribution.
StavrosK 10y ago
I have a list on a (largely unfinished) site I'm working on here: https://www.lightentheweb.com/libraries/ https://www.lightentheweb.com/libraries/
- franciscop 10y ago
  Nice, while you are at it I also have a production-ready JS library https://umbrellajs.com/ https://umbrellajs.com/ and an experimental and not so browser-compatible one https://superdom.site/ https://superdom.site/ in case you are interested. BTW I cannot seem to see the people behind it, the "About" only says "This website was made by people. In the interests of inclusivity, we're aiming to get some robots to contribute soon."
  - always_good 10y ago
    Seems a bit lame to complain that someone chooses to not reveal who they are. Frankly, I think you need to be less aggressive shilling your own projects in a "competitor's" submission. ctrl-f for your own username. It's a bit much.
    - franciscop 10y ago
      But I wasn't complaining at all! I was just curious about who was behind it so pointing it out just in case it was an error in the code or in my browser. And sure, I am passionate about minimal programming so I've done quite a few projects and point them out as relevant examples. Though I agree I got a bit carried away (3 comment threads with external links) in this thread, my apologies (cannot change it now). See my submission history ( https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=franciscop https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=franciscop ) for a full picture, I don't link to my projects nearly as much as I did in here and I'll just comment relevant info without so many external links in the future.
    - StavrosK 10y ago
      Ah it's fine, I really didn't mean to not have my name on the site anyway, I just didn't get around to adding it. I'll do that soon!

jc4p 10y ago

Sorry I was mostly going off the google results. Your library looks really nice, the SCSS variable changing is awesome!

franciscop 10y ago
Thanks! It's a pity that the SCSS is basically undocumented, as I use it in most projects and it has really awesome features that only I know. But the time sink would be tremendous and I'm focusing on another project right now.
- jeffjose 10y ago
  Pedantic. Wondering why you used 'its a pity' twice. I want to believe it was pure luck, but otherwise it sounds snarky.
  - franciscop 10y ago
    I guess it's a translation issue, no need to insult me. The tone was intended to be totally different, the first one like "hey take a look at this" and the second one more like "I wish I could have done it" (and because of the different feeling I didn't realize I had already written the same expression before).

jameskegel 10y ago

I love Picnic; thank you for your contribution.

StavrosK 10y ago

I have a list on a (largely unfinished) site I'm working on here: https://www.lightentheweb.com/libraries/ https://www.lightentheweb.com/libraries/

franciscop 10y ago
Nice, while you are at it I also have a production-ready JS library https://umbrellajs.com/ https://umbrellajs.com/ and an experimental and not so browser-compatible one https://superdom.site/ https://superdom.site/ in case you are interested. BTW I cannot seem to see the people behind it, the "About" only says "This website was made by people. In the interests of inclusivity, we're aiming to get some robots to contribute soon."
- always_good 10y ago
  Seems a bit lame to complain that someone chooses to not reveal who they are. Frankly, I think you need to be less aggressive shilling your own projects in a "competitor's" submission. ctrl-f for your own username. It's a bit much.
  - franciscop 10y ago
    But I wasn't complaining at all! I was just curious about who was behind it so pointing it out just in case it was an error in the code or in my browser. And sure, I am passionate about minimal programming so I've done quite a few projects and point them out as relevant examples. Though I agree I got a bit carried away (3 comment threads with external links) in this thread, my apologies (cannot change it now). See my submission history ( https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=franciscop https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=franciscop ) for a full picture, I don't link to my projects nearly as much as I did in here and I'll just comment relevant info without so many external links in the future.
  - StavrosK 10y ago
    Ah it's fine, I really didn't mean to not have my name on the site anyway, I just didn't get around to adding it. I'll do that soon!