Easy Framework: all-in-one HTML/CSS front-end starting point

by Barnabas • 17 years ago

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DougBTX• 17 years ago

I cringed on this line of CSS from the video:

   margin-left: -920px;

However the class="popup" at the end is a nice idea.

racketman4• 17 years ago

Is this a joke?

TeHCrAzY• 17 years ago

It's entrepreneurial at the least. Doomed to fail imho, why would I pay for (if you want to use it without a linkback) a CSS/HTML framework, when there are already many free versions clamouring for my attention?

Barnabas• 17 years ago

Links please. I'm interested to hear of other projects like this, where you get HTML + CSS + JS all ready to customize. 960, Blueprint, and YUI aren't quite the same. This is a front-end starter package, not just another grid system IMHO.

RyanMcGreal• 17 years ago

Is this a framework or a customizable template?

asnyder• 17 years ago

I believe it's another case of the word "framework" being bastardized. It seems that everybody likes to call their project a "framework". No more are the days of library, template, or package. Everything is a framework.

This makes it significantly harder for projects that are truly are frameworks to distinguish themselves. It's a big mess. I think it might be too late though, I fear the word is already too damaged.

cschep2• 17 years ago

The voice in their introductory video is absolutely like nails on a chalk board. The person talking doesn't have any idea what they are saying and it shows. It actually sounds like a robot. Am I the idiot because I didn't know it was just computer generated?

83457• 17 years ago

sounded computer generated to me... not actually bad IMO

cschep2• 17 years ago

For a computer generAted voice it is impressive, but certainly not good enough. I'd rather hear from a real developer hands down, it doesn't even have to be voice talent! Just a human.

arnorhs• 17 years ago

They're actually using dreamweaver. I didn't think anybody serious about HTML/CSS/Javascript used dreamweaver.

I mean, it's a good product in it's own strength, but I wouldn't use it as a text editor.

mtarnovan• 17 years ago

"you must leave the footer backlink to the frameworks's homepage". Thanks, I'll stick with Compass. Or YUI. Or 960grids. Or Blueprint.

Easy Framework: all-in-one HTML/CSS front-end starting point

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