Picnic CSS
p/picnic-css
a lightweight Bootstrap alternative
Ben Tossell
Picnic CSS — A beautiful CSS library to kickstart your projects
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Ben Tossell
Picnic CSS has been relaunched since two years ago @fpresencia tell us about the changes :)
Francisco Presencia
@bentossell thanks for asking, however Product Hunt was hostile when I tried to join a while back so I'd prefer if you directed any question to Hacker News ( https://news.ycombinator.com/ite... ), to Github itself ( https://github.com/picnicss/picn... ) or just email me ( public@francisco.io ). Thanks :)
Joost Schuur
@fpresencia @bentossell Sorry you had such a bad experience when you first tried to join, but PH has seen a lot of developer and designer centrics tools and libraries pop up here lately, and I'm just as likely if not more to find something interesting like that here that on HN these days. Hope you'll reconsider your involvement here. Things have certainly evolved in the last couple of year here!
Ben Tossell
@fpresencia really sorry to hear that. let me know if I can help in anyway
Kazuya Nakamura
@fpresencia @bentossell @hotmail I am a bit surprised Picnic was not hunted! I shared about Picnic in UX communities in Facebook group and people really loved it. There are many minimalistic CSS alternatives to Bootstrap. But Picnic has been the most welcomed one within my small circle of UX friends :) I am following both HN and PH. They are both fantastic community and would like to see both evolved to be better. I really want to learn the changes as well so that I can bring that back to UX community I belong. I am a big fan of Picnic :)
Michael Ramirez
I was looking for an example of multi-select and checkboxes on your demo page but could not find. Did I miss it?
aris alexis
This is great because it can be used directly with React without any of the troubles of react bootstrap or jquery etc
SlimKey Wallet
Cool project