Open ryanneary opened 6 years ago
Don't want to be that guy, but what is the point of using jQuery today, with new JavaScript features encompassing a huge portion of the feature set (most notably document.querySelector
which a lot of the functionality of jQuery's $('...')
).
How does this idea compare to e.g. http://nativecss.com/ or https://framework7.io/ ? You just need to switch style based on user agent.
Don't want to be that guy, but what is the point of using jQuery today, with new JavaScript features encompassing a huge portion of the feature set (most notably document.querySelector which a lot of the functionality of jQuery's $('...')).
IMO backward compatibility and terser API.
Fair point @jnv, thanks for the feedback :)
Would you just want a certain stylesheet with undefined styles to be loaded? Or a whole framework like bootstrap?
Making it btw. It'll probably be done tonight.
https://github.com/daniel-lacour/OS-Dependent-Design/
It's 99% finished, but I still need to combine some OS's that look similar. (Like iOS 11 and 10) That's already been done with Windows though.
Anybody have an idea on some premade frameworks for the OS's?
Project description
A CSS/JavaScript library that styles web pages depending on the device's operating system, creating a simplistic and familiar user experience.
To save on resources, the project should load only the required files (e.g. do not load Android styles/scripts for an iOS user).
Suggested names for the project:
Relevant Technology
The project would be written in CSS and JavaScript, via Sass and jQuery. It could take inspiration from (or perhaps even import) the likes of Materialize, as well as of course mimicking the relevant OS designs (Android, iOS, Windows, Linux).
Who is this for
Experienced CSS/JS developers would need to shape the project, then novices/beginners could be involved in the wider project.