Does any of you use a CSS framework?
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vivekRank: 38
fellas..
Does any of you use a CSS framework for developement? Can u share which one and why?
Posted by vivek on Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 5:48 pm
viralbugRank: 19
I use Blueprint along with the Compass framework.
Posted by viralbug on Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 6:33 pm
robertRank: 15
I like the yui css tools. I haven't tried others.
Posted by robert on Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 7:10 pm
xtrmprgrmrRank: 7
I use yahoo's yui-css framework. Its very easy to understand.
Posted by xtrmprgrmr on Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 7:46 pm
robinalexRank: 1
Check this article:
http://speckyboy.com/2008/03/28/top-12-css-frameworks-and-how-to-understand-them/
http://speckyboy.com/2008/03/28/top-12-css-frameworks-and-how-to-understand-them/
Posted by robinalex on Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 8:26 pm
tsanand129Rank: 23
BluePrint is an amazing css framework.
It has lots of code samples and support on the internet.
It has lots of code samples and support on the internet.
Posted by tsanand129 on Sunday, August 16, 2009, 2:59 pm
sandeepn...Rank: 29
The benefits of CSS Frameworks
All frameworks are the consequence of repeated patterns, they help developers get faster, repeatable and predictable results. CSS frameworks are no different. By using them you can predict the results you will obtain, and you don’t have to write over and over the same classes or CSS rules to accomplish certain results.
The people against CSS frameworks argument that because they can accomplish the same results by themselves, frameworks have no benefit. But Modularity is the first benefit, going with the DRY principle of programming.
So do you need a CSS Framework?, We would say you do. The problem here is to decide if currently available frameworks provide the features you need. Or going and develop a framework yourself..
Why Elastic?
Elastic provides a declarative syntax language to define the layout structure and behavior. It’s like having a conversation with your code.
This way you don’t have to remember cryptic class names, just express what you want.
Make two, three, four, or auto-columns.
Let Elastic get the width of fixed width columns.
Call for same-height or full-height.
All frameworks are the consequence of repeated patterns, they help developers get faster, repeatable and predictable results. CSS frameworks are no different. By using them you can predict the results you will obtain, and you don’t have to write over and over the same classes or CSS rules to accomplish certain results.
The people against CSS frameworks argument that because they can accomplish the same results by themselves, frameworks have no benefit. But Modularity is the first benefit, going with the DRY principle of programming.
So do you need a CSS Framework?, We would say you do. The problem here is to decide if currently available frameworks provide the features you need. Or going and develop a framework yourself..
Why Elastic?
Elastic provides a declarative syntax language to define the layout structure and behavior. It’s like having a conversation with your code.
This way you don’t have to remember cryptic class names, just express what you want.
Make two, three, four, or auto-columns.
Let Elastic get the width of fixed width columns.
Call for same-height or full-height.
Posted by sandeepn_menon on Thursday, September 3, 2009, 12:42 pm
nelsonRank: 84
Oh I never knew such a thing existed. Definitely worth a try in next project.
Posted by nelson on Monday, September 7, 2009, 10:39 pm
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