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by zoria 9y ago
(I'm reposting this as it did not get the attention I was hoping it would.)
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5 reasons to try out mini.css(hackernoon.com)
4 points by zoria 9y ago|0 comments
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5 reasons to try out mini.css(medium.com)
3 points by zoria 9y ago|0 comments
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5 reasons to try out mini.css(medium.com)
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The latest version of mini.css adds responsive menu drawers(minicss.org)
7 points by zoria 9y ago|0 comments
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by zoria 9y ago
The developer of mini.css addressed these concerns about IE support in a Hashnode story[0], raising some pretty compelling arguments about why it can't be done, not fully at least. [0] https://hashnode.com/post/the
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by zoria 9y ago
Have you used a mobile connection in the subway lately? That's a key use-case, I think.
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by zoria 9y ago
They say that they support older browsers and, from testing it lately, I haven't seen anything odd in IE 10 and 11, except the way images scale in the card media sections, which isn't really an issue in my eyes.
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by zoria 9y ago
Maybe not today, but in a few months or a year, possibly. IE is dying and Edge is taking its place. Supporting IE just makes maintanance more difficult, doesn't it?
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by zoria 9y ago
Older browsers like IE are supported, just not fully. So they say at least...
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by zoria 9y ago
Faster loading times on mobile come to mind.
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by zoria 9y ago
The semantics are reasonably outdated, but I wonder if part of this is due to certain things like using <section> might affect content placement and/or nesting (section classes are used only for cards so what if a card is inside
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by zoria 9y ago
They state that older browsers and versions might be supported. I've tried this in IE 11 and it works like a charm, except for a couple of minor features. The diagram is the browsers that are "fully" supported.
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Mini.css – Minimal, responsive, style-agnostic CSS framework(minicss.org)
253 points by zoria 9y ago|121 comments
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Mini.css – The lightweight alternative to Bootstrap's grid(chalarangelo.github.io)
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Mini.css v2.1.3 released: Styling updates based on community requests(chalarangelo.github.io)
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by zoria 9y ago
I think that dropping the material design and going for a new style was the right decision. What do you think?
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Mini.css has a new, sleek look(chalarangelo.github.io)
3 points by zoria 9y ago|2 comments
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Mini.css changes colors and style in v2.1.3(github.com)
2 points by zoria 9y ago|0 comments
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Mini.css 2.1.1 introduces templates, new flavors and better customization(chalarangelo.github.io)
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by zoria 9y ago
Pen and paper, then quick mockup using a lightweight and easy framework like mini.css ( https://chalarangelo.github.io/mini.css/index.html ), then actual design. Sometimes I stick to mini.css, sometimes I use something h
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Mini.css: Minimal, responsive, style-agnostic CSS framework(chalarangelo.github.io)
189 points by zoria 9y ago|95 comments