Re:You Don’t Need a UI Framework
by atoav on Saturday May 07, 2022 @03:51AM
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I tend to always build my css from scratch for each project, directly and live in the developer console.
I just dislike frameworks doing "something" that still needs manual adjustment half of the time, while the resulting css is convoluted and unreadable.
The good thing about writing your own css is that you can structure the stylesheet(s) in a way that makes sense for the project, and you can get quite fast with it. The CSS for a typical small website takes me roughly half a day including mobile and desktop variants.
Re:You Don’t Need a UI Framework
by busymom0 on Saturday May 07, 2022 @04:07AM
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That’s what I prefer doing too. I develop for iOS and do web dev and try to avoid third party frameworks as much as possible for small things or things which can easily be done with native stuff/vanilla js/css from scratch.
I just dislike frameworks doing "something" that still needs manual adjustment half of the time, while the resulting css is convoluted and unreadable.
The good thing about writing your own css is that you can structure the stylesheet(s) in a way that makes sense for the project, and you can get quite fast with it. The CSS for a typical small website takes me roughly half a day including mobile and desktop variants.