garden

felipebarros 2018-03-05T07:23:59.000129Z

@andrea.crotti not directly related to Garden but give things like tachyons (http://tachyons.io/) and basscss (http://basscss.com/) a try if you find (like me) that most CSS is a hack. I've found that they produce clean, lean and elegant CSS that is really fast to develop at the expense of abusing the already abused classes in HTML (which I also find reasonable since you can read what the component represents visually right there where it is declared). It's sort of a functional way to think about CSS. The class names are very elegant and logic and the final result, excluding class bloat, is a more semantic HTML than with something like Bootstrap and its wrapper elements.