It looks neat. Makes me want to build dashboards for a living. Wish there was a Svelte version.
+1 for the Svelte version
Tabler: Free and open source dashboard HTML/CSS framework
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Re: Tabler: Free and open source dashboard HTML/CSS framework
#92Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well there is a point to be made that if you don't stack rows without any spacing the user might actually be able to look left and right at different columns without losing sight which line they were even looking at. Can be partially solved by having alternating colour rows (and frankly it should've been a thing here), but ultimately this is far easier to read then your average excel sheet, at least to me. And frankl…
My eyes get lost in the expanse of empty pixels. Tight packing makes visual scanning easier .
No it doesn't.
Re: Tabler: Free and open source dashboard HTML/CSS framework
#93I love Tabler. I've used it for a few Rails projects and since Rails 7 it's even easier to integrate thanks to Import Maps. I can get a project off the ground even faster with this UI kit. I'm already used to the Bootstrap classes and tags so this is just the final component for maximum productivity. I get some people don't dig the design but I think it look serious, and in general that's what dashboard are for, seri…
FYI there is a gem for tabler and rails
https://github.com/lightyrs/tabler-rubygem
there is also a pull request for integration with Rails 6
Re: Tabler: Free and open source dashboard HTML/CSS framework
#94To be the benefits of those envato style html/CSS dashboards is that it saves me time trying to create one from scratch.