3 Mar 2025
Концепция утилитарных CSS-классов тогда уже была понятна массам: Были и отдельные фреймворки типа AtomicCSS, и модули в том же Bootstrap (.hidden .visible и т.д.)
Я сам, создавая один из своих первых стартапов в те годы, активно переходил на самописные утилитарные классы
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18 Jul 2024
Matheus Albuquerque (@ythecombinator) is speaking on Atomic CSS and he's diving in to the good, the bad and the ugly parts of it. 🫣
Check out what he has in store for us 🔗 youtube.com/live/7Z4W2Je-SoQ
#thegeekconf2024 #AtomicCSS
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22 Apr 2023
Interesting, hadn't seen that before. Thanks for the link 👍
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Curious to know 🤔, is it a good idea to write styles in CSS-in-JS way and output in AtomicCSS way?
Recently looking for existed solutions but found nothing, so I made a toy, StyoCSS.
github.com/DevilTea/styocss
I would appreciate if anyone gives me some feedback 🙏
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21 Mar 2023
Incredible! Truly inspiring to see Adam's take on how @AtomicCSS paved the way for the next generation of CSS libraries & tooling.
8 Feb 2023
Really enjoyed this interview with @7h1322yk0813n72 on the history of @AtomicCSS!
Truly pioneering work that deserves an enormous amount of credit — Tailwind works virtually the same way at this point but we stumbled our way here *many* years later.
css-tricks.com/thierry-koble…
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17 Feb 2023
Thanks! I think tooling will definitely help, but I’m just curious about the rule of naming (especially when new CSS property is introduced).
We had discussions back when @AtomicCSS is built and I remember predictability is one of the major factor of naming :)
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16 Feb 2023
I feel that @AtomicCSS
naming conventions and rules are more strict and predictable. - text-align: center => Ta(c), vertical-align:top => Va(t)
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8 Feb 2023
Every time I heard people praising Tailwind CSS I feel like @AtomicCSS is way under-appreciated :)
Witnessing from the start (and took lots of bullets), I feel like it's important to credit back pioneering work (and it's still working perfectly fine after years)
8 Feb 2023
Really enjoyed this interview with @7h1322yk0813n72 on the history of @AtomicCSS!
Truly pioneering work that deserves an enormous amount of credit — Tailwind works virtually the same way at this point but we stumbled our way here *many* years later.
css-tricks.com/thierry-koble…
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8 Feb 2023
Really enjoyed this interview with @7h1322yk0813n72 on the history of @AtomicCSS!
Truly pioneering work that deserves an enormous amount of credit — Tailwind works virtually the same way at this point but we stumbled our way here *many* years later.
css-tricks.com/thierry-koble…
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22 Jan 2023
It's not like tailwind with opinionated utilities. It literally just exposes minimalist atomic representations of css properties as utility classes. My frontend prototyping is as fast or faster than tailwind since it's working only in native properties.
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14 Jan 2023
@AtomicCSS is basically unopinionated tailwind, it supports almost every css prop and you're not locked to preset units and value types for it's utilities. the turnaround for prototyping is just as fast as tailwind if not faster because the classes directly correspond to props.
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23 Nov 2022
🔥Hot JS Tools — #46 | 13–19 November 2022
jstools.substack.com/p/hot-j…
framework (nuxt) by @nuxt_js
payload by @payloadcms
nextui by @getnextui
wireit by @GoogleOSS
atomizer by @AtomicCSS
automatisch by @automatischio
docus by @nuxt_js
masto.js by @TheGodOfNeet
cmdk by @pacocoursey
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9 Oct 2022
I'm convinced @AtomicCSS is a superior product to Tailwind. It representing CSS in an unopinionated matter is just objectively good practice to me, but their compiler virtually allows neat stuff like parent and dynamic conditional selectors. I should have looked into it sooner.
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25 Aug 2022
🎉 atomizer@3.20.0 released with support for CSS Grids! 🕺 We have also added a guide with easy-to-read examples acss.io/tutorials/layout.htm… #css #cssgrids #utilitycss #atomiccss
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