swlkr

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   by swlkr 6y ago

   Hey, thanks for that. Yeah the classless thing AND atomic css both struck a chord with me, so I wanted to try and make something that combines the best of both worlds.
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   There are some pitfalls when using <hstack> and <vstack> for accessibility. I need to look into it more, it's still early and the code isn't set in stone, so I will be tackling accessibility issues
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   Yeah the spacing needs some work. Good point about the range, the whole thing moving down doesn't make sense
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   I do mean quickly, but I like the colloquial "fast"
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   Hmm it's probably my media queries, the menu should show up at the bottom of the screen at 507px https://github.com/swlkr/ridgecss/blob/master/ridge.css#L970 but since they aren't for you, it&#
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   It's a bit anarchic, but the idea of using semantic elements for presentation purposes is why I did this. I think there doesn't need to be a distinction Edit: I didn't notice the bit about accessibility, I need to educate mys
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   It's not difficult at all, you're right. This particular framework is kind of a shortcut if you don't want to start from a blank css file and want to throw a web app together quickly. Also, there are differences here from mos
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   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 an
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   by swlkr 6y ago

   It's not super obvious from the README, but I did throw a few examples together here: https://ridgecss.com/examples.html There's also the original inspiration for them here: https://almonk.github.io&#x2
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Oh that would come in really handy! There isn't one, but I will definitely add it!
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I think css frameworks are one of those things where it’s not one size fits all Languages are another one where you can stop making new ones, but why would you?
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Hmm that’s a good point, I changed this last minute (just like my other reply) The original branding ended with "for making web apps fast"
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Hey! Yeah the spacing is kind of small, I changed it up last minute and now regret it Luckily it’s easy to change on future themes and even the default one with a few css variables https://github.com/swlkr/ridgecss&#x2F
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    Show HN: A maximalist CSS framework for full stack developers(ridgecss.com)

    52 points by swlkr 6y ago|45 comments
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I worked for a company that did this, we had hundreds of database instances, one per customer (which was then used by each of those customers' employees). It worked out pretty well. The only downside was that analytics/cross custo
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Working from home is a challenge, there’s no doubt about that, but assuming some return to normalcy, you don’t have to work from your house or apartment. Remote work means you can work wherever you want, you can go to a coffee shop for a fe
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    Janet 1.9.0 Released(github.com)

    1 points by swlkr 6y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Hey thanks! Yeah janet is a great language!
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    That is correct
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Haha well they still work, but yeah not super active on it lately.
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    I do have plans for auth, still thinking about the best way to solve it though
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Hey! Joy made it to HN! Pretty cool, if anyone has any questions I’d be happy to answer!
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    by swlkr 6y ago

    Wow this website is really creative. Not sure about the dark mode implementation, since it rendered a white screen for me with no content on iOS, but on desktop it worked. Also the general feel of the website is really nice, a lot of nice l
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    I'm working on a janet web framework Source: https://github.com/joy-framework/joy
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    you may be interested in janet as well
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    You could try janet
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    Merry Christmas everyone! Let’s make the 20s the best decade of HN yet!
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    Basecamp has a saying "underdo the competition"
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    Toccata seems very interesting! I like the clojure-like syntax and the gradual typing aspect of it.
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    https://outline.com/DSmcfJ