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For everyone is who skeptical about utility-first "atomic" or "functional" CSS, and don't want to go through the hassle of getting Tailwind with necessary build
by keb_ 7y ago
For everyone is who skeptical about utility-first "atomic" or "functional" CSS, and don't want to go through the hassle of getting Tailwind with necessary build steps set up, I'd recommend giving a smaller-scoped library such as Basscss a try. It's >3kb, you can include it using a CDN link, and it covers most of what you need to be productive.
https://basscss.com/ https://basscss.com/
- Agoreddah 7y agoWow, just today I was creating css lib for my project with similar naming and behaviour rules. Thanks for showing it out, I will check (eventually create) sass version of it. In my personal opinion, for simple projects, this is all what developer needs. Intuitive, extensible, low dependency and fast.
- keb_ 7y agoYes, I agree. I use basscss for a ton of small projects, and my personal sites. It's so small, it's trivial to include even when I'm using larger frameworks like Bootstrap.