Do I need a CSS framework?
In this episode we discuss what we're looking for in a CSS framework and why.
What have we been working on?
Jake's week
Writing functional tests for some existing flows.Debugging funky functional tests.Working on some calendar functionality for prophunt.Refactoring some of the UI and logic because started to hit some limits with the POC.Sadly no deployments this week :( but its so easy so not that upset.Greg's week
Optimizing Nginx to mitigate DDOS attacks with fastcgi_cache and wget.Maintaining an ancient system.Adding a couple of features to energy logger (CCTV, VNC).Do I need a CSS framework?
Jake is writing way to much CSS, and it doens't feel productive.What kind of CSS is Jake writing.The downsides of picking up a framework.Greg and Jake go through a list of frameworks:Bootstrap
A tangent about Twitter's div problem.Foundation
UIKit
Bulma
csszengarden.com
Materialize
Pure.css
Tailwind
NES.css & PaperCSS
Are there any design patterns we can use in CSS?Common points between these framework.Could using SCSS more help solve the problem we have?What do we actually want when we're styling?Pick of the Pod
Linux utility: glances
Coding Adventure: Ant and Slime Simulations