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Show HN: AgnosticUI – A source-first UI library built with Lit(agnosticui.com)
3 points by roblevintennis 7mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: AgnosticUI a React, Vue 3, Svelte, and Angular UI Library(agnosticui.com)
24 points by roblevintennis 5y ago|3 comments
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AgnosticUI–One stylesheet all the frameworks(agnosticui.com)
2 points by roblevintennis 5y ago|1 comments
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by roblevintennis 5y ago
Easily build design systems that works in React, Vue 3, Angular, and Svelte
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Responsive Inline SVGs Sass Mixin(gist.github.com)
1 points by roblevintennis 12y ago|0 comments
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by roblevintennis 12y ago
And another analogy I'd point out is if you're in Photoshop (or in browser), and you use something like icomoon app to make a nice set of font icons and then style some texture/shapes/etc. behind it for something pretty
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by roblevintennis 12y ago
But didn't that get merged in to the last github on [master]? I believe so. Are you not seeing those come through from the Builder page or something?
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by roblevintennis 12y ago
totally valid too :)
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by roblevintennis 12y ago
Hrm, no real UI framework. I think a bit of backbone and some jquery libs like scrollto and pretty-something for the code samples (it's all in the view source hehe)...anyway, the real magic of how this works for those inclined is it&#x
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by roblevintennis 12y ago
Guys, I sit somewhere in the middle on this. In fact, I'd say the ever hated "it depends"...are you in the prototyping phase? Have you toggled off the Buttons you don't want in the Builder page? If you're really int
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by roblevintennis 13y ago
We updated the library with a Button Builder which allows you to include or remove only the buttons you need for your project (perf matters!), and added a couple more button styles too. Enjoy!