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by tipiirai 3y ago
Love this!
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Now that CSS has modernized and supports things like variables (aka "design tokens"), nesting, and advanced color functions, ... could it be that we are slowly moving out from the CSS-in-JS trend to semantic web design? ie: from
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The future of design systems is semantic(figma.com)
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Is this called a single class in Tailwind: ”px-[calc(theme(spacing[3.5])-1px)]”?
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Obviously not the reason for my feedback on Catalyst
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This is not a general discussion about price. This is about Catalyst and whether it has a good price/quality ratio. I don't think it has. How about you?
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I think it's the surprisingly poor quality of Catalyst compared to their other products and also how limited it is considering the price.
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Disc golf is so much fun! I'm in Finland and the ground is full of snow, and I'm still going to skip the work today and go to the forest throwing.
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Shadcn seems more polished and complete than Catalyst, and it's free. Absolutely no reason to pay for Catalyst. btw: is the active state missing from Tailwind since Shadcd buttons are also missing them?
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This is an unbelievably unfinished UI library. Especially with a price tag. A limited set of components with very little attention to detail. For example, the buttons lack the active state completely. Why would I pay €250 for something I ca
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by tipiirai 3y ago
OP here. Perhaps check Nue [1] — a static site generator I'm working on full-time. It offers some unique feats like universal hot-reloading of content, style, layout, and reactive components. [1]: https://nuejs.org
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Trends come and go. Plain old JavaScript is forever.
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On old inspiring story from the former CEO of GitHub and inventor of Jekyll static site generator and TOML configuration language.
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Blogging Like a Hacker (2008)(tom.preston-werner.com)
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`bun create nue@latest` is now fixed. Thanks!
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Thanks!
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Author here. I announced Nue JS and the idea of Nue last September: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37507419 Nuekit brings the idea to reality. You can now build real-world websites and single-page applications and tak
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Show HN: Nuekit 0.1 (Next.js and Astro alternative)(nuejs.org)
11 points by tipiirai 3y ago|7 comments
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Poll: What is your favourite website builder?
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Web application framework (Next.js, NuxtJS, Gatsby, Astro, ...)
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Static website generator (Jekyll, Hugo, Kaxe, ...)
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Online CMS (Wordpress, Ghost, WebFlow, ...)
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Custom SPA framework (Vite, React starter kit, Svelte kit ...)
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Handcrafted HTML/CSS/JS (I do things from scratch!)
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Other (please specify)
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Author here. I announced NueJS and the idea of Nue last September here on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37507419 With this release, the idea is now reality. You can now build real-world websites and single-page a
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Show HN: Nuekit – Simple Next.js and Astro alternative with unversal hot-reload(nuejs.org)
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Ask HN: Anyone using Next.js partial rendering?
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I love this! Looks like this would solve a common problem where product managers and marketers are running this "pragmatic" versioning scheme (release, major, minor), and developers are running some other "internal" vers
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> Question to the folks with a lot of frontend framework experience: I think this should be "...with a lot of React experience".

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