Spectre.css – A Lightweight, Responsive and Modern CSS Framework

Re:Spectre.css – A Lightweight, Responsive and Modern CSS Fr... by manigandham on Thursday November 08, 2018 @02:11PM (#18408987)

There's no reason you can't combine then, and frameworks like Tailwinds mentioned above let you make those combined styles through config automatically.

However, my point was that it's a great fit for React and other SPA frameworks, where you can just create a <DangerAlert /> component instead, and inside you can use component styles.

But whatever works for you.

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Re:Spectre.css – A Lightweight, Responsive and Modern CSS Fr... by wvenable on Thursday November 08, 2018 @02:44PM (#18409294)

But if you're isolating styles inside react components, you're back to being able to use inline-styles. You can just functions and variables if you need standardization. Something like Tailwinds adds a level of indirection not a level of abstraction.

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