#simplecss — Public Fediverse posts
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#simplecss experiment, testing on httpd
#docker container.AI assisted workflow with some baby sitting but, in my defense I'm not a web developer and just wanted something that works...
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My first ever Taylor Monthly is out! This is a going to be a monthly blog post about everything that's happening in #TaylorEngine that might not be so visible if you only look at releases.
- Taylor v0.4.1 released
- Website CSS update
- Documentation page redesign
- Switched to LocalCi
- `clang-format` 21 update
- Jumpy Alien closing the gameplay loop
- Redesigning `taylor squash`https://taylormadetech.dev/2026/02/01/taylor-monthly-january.html
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Go go Weekly Brain Dump!
- A projects page for my blog
- Taylor gets a new release
- The Taylor website gets the simple.css treatement
- The Taylor website gets a revamped documentation page
- Jumpy Alien has a complete game loop!https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/01/29/weekly-brain-dump-7.html
#WeeklyBrainDump #blog #programming #ruby #GameDev #CSS #SimpleCSS
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It's that time of the week where I post my Weekly Brain Dump!
- I figure out how to use #Jekyll properly
- #TaylorEngine gets AABB collisions and LocalCI
- Using #SimpleCSS for my base styling on the bloghttps://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/01/15/weekly-dump-5.html
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𝘀𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘀𝘀:
https://thewhale.cc/posts/simplecss
Simple.css is a classless CSS framework that makes semantic HTML look good, really quickly. By classless it means that there are no CSS classes anywhere in the CSS or the HTML. So your website can look just like this using plain old vanilla HTML.
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I was too lazy to go to the computer in the other room tonight to tinker, or even grab my iPad on the table next to me, so I played with #trebedit on my phone to build a basic HTML homepage to replace my freelancer website.
Still a WIP but with a bit of #simplecss chucked on there it actually came together pretty quick.
Oh and of course it will be an #eleventy site eventually.
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Poll time.
Which CSS framework should I use on my website?
#AskFedi #ReadableCSS #SimpleCSS
My mind is leaning more towards Readable but that might just be me. -
Not being able to easily see who starred my #GitHub repos bothered me so much I threw something together at https://alldjango.com/gitego.
Enter a GitHub username and it will show the last 100 stars on that user's public repos. You can also dig into the last 100 stars for a particular repo.
#OSS built with #Coltrane + #Django + #GraphQL + #SimpleCSS.
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Been enjoying putting together a simple #Eleventy project with #simplecss, a very quick, small, classless CSS framework that makes semantic HTML look good.
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Made some serious changes to my personal blog with the release of #simplecss ver. 2. Have been focusing on a unique color palette and cohesive typography.
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@mogwai Thanks for your excellent documentation on using #simpleCSS and #hugo.
https://mogwai.be/creating-a-simple.css-site-with-hugo/
I likely will be using it as a reference on some of the websites I find myself working on.
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simplecss - Simple.css is a classless CSS framework that makes semantic HTML look good, really quickly. By classless it means that there are no CSS classes anywhere in the CSS or the HTML. So your website... https://simplecss.org/ #Front #Css #Framework #Simplecss by @[email protected]
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Finally finished my first #rust project, after 683 projects that I started and never got managed to finish.
And yes, it's barely 50 lines and most of it is slightly modified copy-pasted code, but hey, `cargo run` runs fine. Definitely room for improvements though.
#delightfulclub is a static website that brings together all #delightful lists!
And yes, of course it uses #simplecss by @kev :)
Pinging @[email protected] =D
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I finally left #simplecss behind and decided to do my own simple #CSS stylesheet on my #blog, check it out!
Day 48 of #100DaysToOffload
https://joelchrono12.ml/blog/redesigning-my-website's-stylesheet/
Please let me know what you think of it on a reply here
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@gud Thanks! Credits for the CSS go entirely to @kev and #simplecss. I didn't do much except changing the colours and adding the hashtag to headings. Coming from a backend developer's background, I don't know much about design.
