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It's maximalist unlike most other classless css frameworks, because it also includes a bit of atomic css and alpine.js tags on the examples page. It really is
by swlkr 6y ago
It's maximalist unlike most other classless css frameworks, because it also includes a bit of atomic css and alpine.js tags on the examples page.
It really is meant to be used kind of like a bootstrap substitute with less !important and more reactivity coming from alpine.
Full stack developers used to mean "render html on the server and spruce it up with javascript" so that's kind of where I was going with it.
- webmaven 6y agoThat definition of "maximalist" doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but okay. Your "full-stack" definition is... more or less in the right ballpark, I suppose, but doesn't that imply that Ridge actually integrates an HTML templating language as well?