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   by claviska 7y ago

   I built this beautifier because I'm tired of all the ugly, hard-to-use tools out there. It's not unique, but I think the experience is a lot better than most of seen (and there aren't any IN YOUR FACE advertisements). Feature
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   Show HN: An HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Beautifier(surrealcms.com)

   3 points by claviska 7y ago|1 comments
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   Lessons Learned from a 10 Year Old SaaS(surrealcms.com)

   4 points by claviska 7y ago|0 comments
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   by claviska 9y ago

   It's referring to the CSS grid layout, not a grid system such as 960 or Bootstrap's grid system. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_La...
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   by claviska 9y ago

   "If you need a grid system," Not "you need to add your own." In the near future, grid systems will be more and more obsolete ( https://rachelandrew.co.uk/archives/2017/07/01/you-do-not-
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   by claviska 9y ago

   Definitely some good arguments. Nothing is perfect, of course, and I'm always open to feedback like this. In the meantime, a borderless table could be a modifier: table-borderless (i.e. like table-striped or table-bordered). Just a dif
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   by claviska 9y ago

   The nice thing about Shoelace is that it will only get more relevant as browsers evolve and old ones go away. In the meantime, you can polyfill with Myth.io or cssnext.io.
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   by claviska 9y ago

   This is certainly true for components, and Shoelace does style components this way (look at switches and tabs, for example). But for basic elements (non-components) IMO a clean reset is reasonable to expect.
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   by claviska 9y ago

   Totally agree. Preprocessors still have a place in many projects and there are tools such as CodeKit that make them easier to manage for non-devs. But I never said this project wasn't bleeding edge. It will only become more relevant as
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    by claviska 9y ago

    So should we use <h1 class="h1"> and <a class="a">? It's redundant. Shoelace provides a reset + minimal, default, and customizable styles. You can use variables and also modifiers to change those style
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Many of us pro devs have boilerplate build scripts that make setting up a new project easier. I've done this for many projects — but one day I look forward to NOT using one. For enthusiasts, most really do load the entire bundle via
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Thanks for nearly crashing my server this morning xD If you like Shoelace.css, would you vote it up on Product Hunt? https://www.producthunt.com/posts/shoelace-css Thanks :)
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Problem is like I described here: https://davidwalsh.name/shoelace-css TL;DR – most people just use the bundle because they don't want to setup a preprocessor.
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    by claviska 9y ago

    It's soon depending on your requirements, but Shoelace is forward thinking and will only become more useful and relevant as CSS Grid adoption rises. As for Edge, it's 100% as of 16.
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Sure. If you need a grid system feel free to tack one on. There's a link in the docs to the Bootstrap grid system without any extras that works well and is familiar.
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Someone else asked this so figured I'd share my response: https://github.com/claviska/shoelace-css/issues/12#issuecomm...
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    by claviska 9y ago

    I created Shoelace.css because I felt like Bootstrap 4 was taking too long and getting way too heavy for what it's intended to do. The idea with Shoelace.css is: - pure CSS, yet highly customizable via CSS variables - import everything
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    Shoelace.css – a free CSS boilerplate(shoelace.style)

    2 points by claviska 9y ago|1 comments
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    by claviska 9y ago

    I created Shoelace.css because I felt like Bootstrap 4 was taking too long and getting way too heavy for what it's intended to do. The idea with Shoelace.css is: - pure CSS, yet highly customizable via CSS variables - import everything
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    Shoelace.css – a CSS starter kit(labs.abeautifulsite.net)

    13 points by claviska 9y ago|2 comments
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    Open source blogging app Postleaf launches beta(postleaf.org)

    6 points by claviska 9y ago|0 comments
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Yes, thanks! It's been through a few iterations, but I've done all design and dev thus far :)
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Thanks!
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Sure thing. I built Postleaf because I couldn't find any other open source platforms that featured inline editing. That was probably the main reason I started the project, but it soon evolved into "software should be smarter and b
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Nope! That's a fork of the original PHP version that I released last year. New version is Node.js based.
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Leafpub is a fork of the original Postleaf concept, which I also wrote :)
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Thanks!
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    by claviska 9y ago

    Thank you! Just trying to spread the word. Thanks for the love!
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    SHOW HN: I rebuilt my blogging app on Node.js and just open sourced it(postleaf.org)

    76 points by claviska 9y ago|18 comments
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    by claviska 10y ago

    I agree with the change too. I wish would have thought a bit more about it. To be honest, I never expected HN to pick it up like it did!