Bootstrap, Foundation, Bulma, Tailwind, PureCSS, Materialize, and so forth: the idea of building your own CSS framework might sound like pure madne...
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I would love to learn (in a much more simplified version without sacrificing the structure) of how you built this with SCSS. I love what you did with Cruip and I can't ever find great tutorials of the architecture like you have with Cruip! Awesome man! Ever consider doing that?
Hey Noah, thank you for your feedback! That is something that I would definitely consider for a next article :)
That's awesome to hear! I know it's a lot of work, but if that were a course I would buy it without question π
Hi,
What benefits are there with a px unit system?
I took a look at cruip.com I like your template, real time saver. And I have a project which needs a marketing front end solution.
On that topic, I've been using CRA. What's the build system for the React templates?
Are they upgraded to React Router V6?
Are they functional components, which use hooks?
Hey Bernard,
There are no specific benefits, it's a choice we made during the prototyping stage.
We used create-react-app for our React templates. They include mostly class components. Switching to functional components is something that I was considering but, TBH, I donβt think to get into a so big refactoring process soon (we have been distributing 14 templates!).
No React Router v6 yet!
Cheers, P.
Ok