AstonJ

AstonJ

Which CSS framework do you use?

Inspired by @dbernheisel’s post here, which CSS framework do you use and why?

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swelham

swelham

I have been using tailwindcss for a while now and really enjoying it.

OvermindDL1

OvermindDL1

I started with the Surface CSS library but have significantly modified almost every part of it. I like being able to do a lot of the ‘pretty’ things that most people use javascript for but without even a tiny shred of javascript at all for it.

jasullivan

jasullivan

For our internal apps I’ve been using Uikit for a few years. It is well maintained, nice documentation, easy to use, and looks good.

It took a bit to work out how to make some of the features integrate with Phoenix Liveview but after figuring out what needed to go into hooks it works like a charm.

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