jquery-archive / css-chassis

An attempt at creating an open standard for both CSS and JavaScript UI libraries.
https://css-chassis.com
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Where do we go from here? #176

Open sfrisk opened 7 years ago

sfrisk commented 7 years ago

This project has been around for about two years now, although due to other life concerns and time availability of team members, progress has been slow for the last year. We've been lacking in focus, and components tend to go in different stylistic directions, both code wise and visually.

We also made decisions 2+ years ago that maybe are not the best ideas now. So the purpose of this issue thread is to analyze decisions we made and see where we need to go from here. Let's come up with a clear list of actionable goals for V1 which could include the following:

geekman-rohit commented 7 years ago

Just my 2 cents:

  1. I am happy with grunt. Though we should once revisit the tests we have used and remove the ones that are not relevant right now. There is an accessibility test PR pending which I think should be merged.
  2. This is going to be a big debate over at #172 , But we should certainly remove the em mixin and use rems in some cases rather than ems.
geekman-rohit commented 7 years ago

We are planning to meet on Sunday 26 February 2017 at IRC Freenode #jquery-meeting to discuss and plan things for chassis.

If you wish to participate, please join us and convey a time suitable for you at

http://doodle.com/poll/sp7diqwavx4zagms

We will post the final time here by Saturday.

sfrisk commented 7 years ago
  1. The only reason why I brought up grunt is that I've seen more js frameworks these days prefer webpack.
  2. definitely.
sfrisk commented 7 years ago

So how about 11 am ET on Sunday?

dandv commented 4 years ago

I've just learned about OpenJS, which lists this as a project.

Is one of the goals of OpenJS to help projects like Chasis remain maintained?