What is your preferred setup for managing css code in 2017? Do you use pre-processors? a grid system? frameworks like bootstrap? CSS modules? JSS?
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Ask HN: What is your CSS setup in 2017?
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#2Depends the site I'm working on but usually just plain CSS with Bootstrap. Sometimes I use SASS which is nice.
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#3I am playing around with http://bulma.io which is based on flexbox. Only complain is that they don't use https on their marketing site yet :) but otherwise, looks like a great clean framework.
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#4I've been experimenting with Bulma (http://bulma.io/) and I've been enjoying it so far.
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#5Depends the site I'm working on but usually just plain CSS with Bootstrap. Sometimes I use SASS which is nice.
Same. I work on such a diverse number of projects and codebases (from diverse sources) that I've found it best to stay as grounded in regular CSS as possible.
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#6I am using bourbon.io along with libsass to compile my css via a Makefile
I am using the flexbox aspect of the framework called Neat.
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#7pretty much 99% JS styles (react, radium, aphrodite css)
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#8Still like using SCSS with Bootstrap. So easy to get into the habit of nesting things 10 selectors deep though - a style guide is a must.
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#9vanilla CSS + bootstrap or foundation
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#10Still SASS via webpack (before that grunt and gulp). Experimenting with styled components and really liking what I'm seeing even though I thought I'd hate it.
https://github.com/styled-components/styled-components