Mini.css – Minimal, responsive, style-agnostic CSS framework (github.com) 22 points by reptilor 9y ago ↗ HN
[–] knipferrc 9y ago ↗ Absolutely loving this project. I'd recommend it to anyone who hasn't tried it yet. [–] rechol 9y ago ↗ I recently read an article about it on Medium[0] and started using it and I like it so far.[0]https://hackernoon.com/5-reasons-to-try-out-mini-css-62ddb47...
[–] rechol 9y ago ↗ I recently read an article about it on Medium[0] and started using it and I like it so far.[0]https://hackernoon.com/5-reasons-to-try-out-mini-css-62ddb47...
[–] chalarangelo 9y ago ↗ I'm the developer of mini.css. Thank you very much for sharing it on HN! [–] trovald 9y ago ↗ And thanks to you for creating this!
[–] remingremi 9y ago ↗ I really like the new mobile navigation of the website. [–] wefaguy 9y ago ↗ I didn't notice until I saw you comment. It's pretty minimal, but works fine.
[–] wefaguy 9y ago ↗ You should also check Picnic CSS if you like micro frameworks! [–] metterdom 9y ago ↗ I've used Picnic before and I love it. I hope mini is as promising as it looks! [–] herolordman 9y ago ↗ Having tried both, I prefer mini but just by a little.
[–] metterdom 9y ago ↗ I've used Picnic before and I love it. I hope mini is as promising as it looks! [–] herolordman 9y ago ↗ Having tried both, I prefer mini but just by a little.
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