Lit: A ridiculously small responsive CSS framework

Re:Lit: A ridiculously small responsive CSS framework by morgancmartin on Sunday May 03, 2020 @09:18AM (#23058809)

Would highly recommend Tailwind if you don't like the boxed-in nature of most frameworks. Tailwind is more of a design system than a CSS framework. It simply gives you guidance on establishing proper constraints of your design system and then a nice set of utilities to get started with. There is no "can't be handled" scenario in Tailwind.

EDIT: And the book by the same author, Refactoring UI, is also a fantastic primer on the philosophy behind Tailwind.

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Re:Lit: A ridiculously small responsive CSS framework by tenaciousDaniel on Sunday May 03, 2020 @11:33AM (#23059595)

Refactoring UI looks awesome, thanks for the recommendation, will check it out. I've heard of Tailwind and I can't remember what the price tag was, but it made me raise my eyebrows a bit lol.

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Re:Lit: A ridiculously small responsive CSS framework by balfirevic on Sunday May 03, 2020 @04:32PM (#23061645)

> I've heard of Tailwind and I can't remember what the price tag was

It was (and still) is zero. Maybe you have it mixed up with Tailwind UI? (which is a paid library of ready-made components built using TailwindCSS framework)

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