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Vital – a minimal (8kb) CSS framework for the modern web

• bodytaing 10y ago
  I am the author of this framework. Vital was built from the need for a truly mobile optimized CSS framework. If there are any questions regarding this framework feel free to ask. Hope you find this framework useful for your projects.
  • brunomiranda 10y ago
    Interesting, as much as I don't think we need yet another CSS framework you bring up some good points about maintaining and expanding on something like Bootstrap. Are there plans to release a GEM and/or NPM package?
    • bodytaing 10y ago
      A ruby gem and NPM package is in the works. Almost ready for release.
    • anonymous_ 10y ago
      you both work at the same company and you didn't know the answer?
• fo747 10y ago
  Interesting, do you have any examples of sites built with Vital?
  • bodytaing 10y ago
    The Vital site: http://doximity.github.io/vital/ http://doximity.github.io/vital/, Doximity blog: https://engineering.doximity.com/ https://engineering.doximity.com/, Doximity: https://www.doximity.com/ https://www.doximity.com/ - Internally we have it deployed to about 10 different applications.
• k__ 10y ago
  Are there any lightweight CSS frameworks with cards?
  • bodytaing 10y ago
    If you are referring to a layout that has a card UI like what Pinterest has, this can be built with almost any grid. See the "Grid" section of Vital: http://doximity.github.io/vital/components/ http://doximity.github.io/vital/components/ It's just a matter of styling the elements within the grid. I'm working on adding some layout examples to Vital.