Hi,
I'm here to introduce a CSS open source project called Beercss https://www.beercss.com. So, here are some points IMO:
- "ZERO documentation" this sounds weird at first time. It's like an UI Kit.
- Has about 100 css classes to combine.
- It's lightweight, has about 10kb of size.
- It's standalone and has zero dependencies. This is nice because you can work with any stack (Vue, React, Svelte and others).
- You can do a lot of combinations and scale your elements. Some frameworks has a scale issues, and you need to face it, with your own way.
- The trigger system is very simple. To activate/deactivate an element you can add/remove class
activeor add the codeui(selector). To open a modalui(selector). To close a modalui(selector). It's the same function and the framework just knows what to do. - It's themeable with CSS vars.
- It's focused on a CSS tier.
Thanks for your time guys and I hope you enjoy it! 🍺💛
Top comments (8)
Great project 👏👍
The use will skyrocket during 17.9. to 3.10.2022 😀😀🍺
Oktoberfest? 🤣
Exactly 💯😀
I like what you're doing there.
BeerCSS seems to follow roughly the basic principles I applied when I made jslegers.github.io/cascadeframework/ many years ago.
I might even "steal" some ideas from you if I ever get to create a v2 ;-)
Great library! As a (very) lazy developer, can I have ready-to-use components & interfaces that I can just copy/pasta around to meet deadlines and make stakeholders happy? Because that's why I use a CSS lib/fw in the first place.
Still a great, little lib tho 😀
Like beer itself: I love it 👌
Really cool project! (And it's always cool when it's talking about beer haha)
It's really cool 😎