Re:Show HN: A maximalist CSS framework for full stack develo...
by tootie on Monday June 15, 2020 @02:11PM
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Yeah, I'd expect maximalist to be heavyweight and complex. It seems to be an unsatisfied niche with so many minimalist systems out there. There's loads of applications out there for which there's a captive audience of enterprise users who don't mind waiting an extra 3-4s to load scripts if they'll provide better function.
Re:Show HN: A maximalist CSS framework for full stack develo...
by lioeters on Monday June 15, 2020 @02:28PM
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What comes to mind as an example of "maximalist" approach is Ant Design.
https://ant.design/components/overview/
Very impressive framework, lots of well-made components, totally ready for enterprise use.
When I experimented with it briefly, though, it seemed pretty heavy, and I wasn't able to just use a small part of it without bringing in a whole jungle.
Re:Show HN: A maximalist CSS framework for full stack develo...
by petepete on Monday June 15, 2020 @01:57PM
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Radios doesn't work because despite the label wrapping the input, the 'for' attribute points to a id that doesn't exist.
To nitpick for feedback:
- I'd prefer more spacing for headers, labels, input fields
- The checkbox and its label might look better if they aligned perfectly with radio inputs.
- Clicking on checkbox label changes the selection, but it doesn't with radio labels.
- Clicking on range input makes the whole thing go down a pixel or two. That effect looks OK on buttons, but not for range (in my opinion).