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Easy Framework: all-in-one HTML/CSS front-end starting point
- DougBTX 17y agoI cringed on this line of CSS from the video: margin-left: -920px; However the class="popup" at the end is a nice idea.
- racketman4 17y agoIs this a joke?
- TeHCrAzY 17y agoIt's entrepreneurial at the least. Doomed to fail imho, why would I pay for (if you want to use it without a linkback) a CSS/HTML framework, when there are already many free versions clamouring for my attention?
- Barnabas 17y agoLinks please. I'm interested to hear of other projects like this, where you get HTML + CSS + JS all ready to customize. 960, Blueprint, and YUI aren't quite the same. This is a front-end starter package, not just another grid system IMHO.
- RyanMcGreal 17y agoIs this a framework or a customizable template?
- asnyder 17y agoI believe it's another case of the word "framework" being bastardized. It seems that everybody likes to call their project a "framework". No more are the days of library, template, or package. Everything is a framework. This makes it significantly harder for projects that are truly are frameworks to distinguish themselves. It's a big mess. I think it might be too late though, I fear the word is already too damaged.
- cschep 17y agoThe voice in their introductory video is absolutely like nails on a chalk board. The person talking doesn't have any idea what they are saying and it shows. It actually sounds like a robot. Am I the idiot because I didn't know it was just computer generated?
- arnorhs 17y agoThey're actually using dreamweaver. I didn't think anybody serious about HTML/CSS/Javascript used dreamweaver. I mean, it's a good product in it's own strength, but I wouldn't use it as a text editor.
- mtarnovan 17y ago"you must leave the footer backlink to the frameworks's homepage". Thanks, I'll stick with Compass. Or YUI. Or 960grids. Or Blueprint.