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I love the fact that the author "wrote" this page with massive CSS framework (tailwind) and some sort of Javascript framework, with a bundler and obfuscator - i
by kiesel 11mo ago
I love the fact that the author "wrote" this page with massive CSS framework (tailwind) and some sort of Javascript framework, with a bundler and obfuscator - instead of a plain, simple HTML page. Well played! :-)
- draw_down 11mo ago[dead]
- SpikeMeister 11mo agoFair, the author's point would have been stronger if the page was made using just static HTML/CSS. But I have to defend Tailwind, it's not a massive CSS framework, it just generates CSS utility classes. Only the utility classes you use end up in the output CSS.
- Bengalilol 11mo agoReact + Tailwind + bundler + googlefont + ... Yeah, humans are paradoxical
- sachahjkl 11mo agogood point, got rid of google font. for the rest, it's just that the DX is unmatched to get something quick and dirty started up. (I _could_ have done a simple .html though). and I'll concede that react is overkill for this, I just wanted components + typescript to not waste time on silly vanilla js bugs
- mb2100 11mo agohaha, right?! I'm totally onboard with the author's philosophy, hence for websites: https://mastrojs.github.io https://mastrojs.github.io – the simple web framework and site generator you could have built yourself.