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CuddleBunny
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Comment #39296195
We've been using this for 3 years and it works well, feels like not much progress has been made after layoffs though.
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Comment #36278396
Personally I turn labels back on and stacking off in Windows and I can't stand the OSX dock.
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Comment #24105064
I'm using FAST with the design system props mapped to Tailwind config for my Blazor app team. This lets them consume the awesomeness without writing JS.
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Comment #24105054
The primary reasons seem to be encapsulating accessibility and styles. There is nothing forcing you to use fast-anchor or divider. The theme is exposed in CSS vars so you can use i…
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Comment #24105036
I'm using FAST as a foundation for my atomic design revolution at my job. I'm gaining much traction!
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Comment #24085026
If the tagged literal approach takes off I'm sure tooling will keep up. JSX wasn't always as well supported as it is now.
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Comment #24084813
Teams doesn't have a free public mode at this time so it sounds like the best option to me. There are official Microsoft instances of Slack and Gitter as well and teams seem to be …
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Comment #24084786
The template strings are sort of typed, using tagged template literals. These even come with editor support using extensions previously built for lit-html and the like.
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Comment #24084771
fast-foundation and fast-element are the main point of this. The components are mostly just a showcase. Though the MS-style set of components ( https://www.npmjs.com/package/@fluen…
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Comment #24084727
The difference is that FAST is NOT a component library. It is a tool for building component libraries. The fast-components package is a showcase of what this library is capable of.…
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Comment #22677935
Whenever I need anything more capable than markdown I go straight to HTML/CSS. I understand this often isn't an option for technical writers who aren't developers but I'd rather no…