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Looks good!

I created a similar alternative, Neat CSS, a while back. I use it for tons of projects. It could probably use a fresh look from me to see if there's anything I want to update but it's been a stable "framework" for me. I didn't intend it to be classless, though it's mostly semantic, but I instead focused on keeping it small and tight. It's only 3KB.

Anyway, thought I'd share it here too.

https://neat.joeldare.com

xd1936 2h ago

Happy to see this, now that my beloved PicoCSS has been deprecated. Sumi looks really nice!

https://picocss.com/docs/maintenance

el_io 41m ago

I'm not affiliated, but have you tried sakura [^1]?

1. https://github.com/oxalorg/sakura

culi 1h ago

Blades CSS is the go-to successor btw. Fully compatible with Pico

https://blades.dev/

skrebbel 29m ago

That site is surprising to me. It makes no effort whatsoever to sell Blades to people who don’t know how Pico works.

alex_suzuki 1h ago

Oh no, I missed that. What a shame. :-(

trescenzi 2h ago

If you like simple drop in stylesheets this site has a whole bunch of cool options.

https://dohliam.github.io/dropin-minimal-css/

elicash 2h ago

I used a classless CSS framework once, for a project where I wanted a non-technical coworker to update an HTML file repeatedly throughout the week and then upload it to AWS/s3. I wanted it to be as simple for them as possible, to minimize errors, and it worked great.

I'm not sure what other use cases are, but it's also just true that limitations can be fun.

yokuze 2h ago

I like the look of it!

Small bug, opened an issue here: https://github.com/vladocar/Sumi.css/issues/1

bestony 4h ago

Good, there haven't been any new CSS creations lately, I hope you guys can keep updating for a while longer.

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