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Super cool, love how they can be used for prototypes to cover that gap from "CS professor's plain HTML website with a 1998 copyright notice" to "fiddling with m
by bcjordan 4y ago
Super cool, love how they can be used for prototypes to cover that gap from "CS professor's plain HTML website with a 1998 copyright notice" to "fiddling with margin and padding values". BareCSS in particular looks so nice I would never have believed it uses no classes or styles! https://github.com/longsien/BareCSS https://github.com/longsien/BareCSS
- clairity 4y agonice, i’m building a personal css framework that builds on top of a classless base that is similar to bare.css, so i’ll have to go raid it for ideas like how/where it employs grid and flexbox. =) ps - looks like they use some non-standard html elements and attributes to be completely classless. that's ok, but not generally what i'd want, though i'm quite tempted by the non-standard 'grid' tag.