Added awsm.css, no-class, tacit & kacit, sakura-earthly & sakura-vader, and vanillacss, W3 Core Styles

[foucist]

This is pretty useful, wanted to add more css frameworks to the list. Thanks!

[ubershmekel]

Wow, thank you for all this work!

The list went from 12 to 30. The build works. I could just merge it.

The only thing I'm a bit worried about is there are just too many. To address that, I have a few ideas:

• Only allowing at most two variants of each framework (probably a light and dark version). Maybe we do list all of the variants but the list itself collapses them?
• Creating a gallery page with a screen shot of each framework. Making it easier to scroll by a few instead of clicking through all of it.
• Adding more information to the list (github star count, total gzipped size).

I'll merge this now after removing a few variants.

My question for you @foucist is why cdn.jsdelivr.net vs rawgit?

[foucist]

I was thinking it would be nice to group the various css “frameworks” by several types and perhaps also group the variants together nested under the main style for that..

The main types might be: 1) css resets, like Meyer, and others 2) classless (and no attributes), 3) classless & attributes like , and then 4) class light .. like Marx and Mini.css and picnic.. <table class=“table”>

This person took the screenshot approach https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css and that’s where I got the idea to group the styles by types. Actually you both made & posted your repos in the same HN thread about water.css some 52 days ago. A nice coincidence.

By the way, one thing I noticed is that a lot of these styles aren’t truly responsive or “mobile-first”.. only a few add an overflow x auto rule on the pre tag for example. It would be nice to call out the mobile friendly ones with a badge next to them perhaps.

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Wow, thank you for all this work!

The list went from 12 to 30. The build works. I could just merge it.

The only thing I'm a bit worried about is there are just too many. To address that, I have a few ideas:

• Only allowing at most two variants of each framework (probably a light and dark version). Maybe we do list all of the variants but the list itself collapses them?
• Creating a gallery page with a screen shot of each framework. Making it easier to scroll by a few instead of clicking through all of it.
• Adding more information to the list (github star count, total gzipped size).

I'll merge this now after removing a few variants.

My question for you @foucist https://github.com/foucist is why cdn.jsdelivr.net vs rawgit?

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[foucist]

oh btw, if you go to https://rawgit.com it says the service is turning off in october.