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Show HN: The Functional CSS Framework (fcss.club)
4 points by meerita on Aug 18, 2023 | hide | past | favorite | 2 comments
Hey Hacker News community!

In the ever-evolving landscape of CSS frameworks, encompassing both functional and atomic class types, I want to present a project that holds its own unique place. Before the era of Tailwind, I had been utilizing this particular framework for countless years, and today, I'm excited to share its virtues with all of you.

FCSSF (The Functional CSS Framework) is a versatile and lightweight functional CSS framework that simplifies the process of styling web applications.

https://github.com/meerita/tfcssf

What sets this framework apart is its robust methodology for crafting CSS. Distinctively, it champions the ethos of pure CSS, without any need for transpilation or cumbersome installations. This simplicity not only streamlines the development process but also ensures that the learning curve is gentle, particularly when juxtaposed with other intricate options out there.




I'd never seen the comparison of BEM to OOP and utility-classes to functional programming - I can see how one is more focused on composability and the other extension. I'm not seeing how the approach given here compares with tailwinds?


Both have utility-driven classes. The main difference is TFCSS doesn't rely on any compilation, and it has it's own syntax, and TFCSS emulates more the CSS syntax.




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