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Comment by nathancahill | Hacker News Reader

Cool to see a project using Skeleton. Was disappointed when that project fizzled out once the creator left. It hit the sweet spot in CSS frameworks for me: small, un-opinionated and hard for people to tell you're using a framework (unlike Bootstrap which you can spot a mile away). Haven't found anything to replace it yet.

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Skeleton Framework, a fork of skeleton, is active and keeps the same spirit: http://skeleton-framework.github.io/

on github: https://github.com/skeleton-framework/skeleton-framework

It's active, but I'm not sure it keeps the same spirit (just my opinion).

Post skeleton I've been using Min.css which is fast and light:

http://mincss.com/docs.html

I've used Skeleton in some projects while I was contracting. I've moved on to Milligram.

I like how Milligram operates... very 'clean'. Link for everyone else: https://milligram.github.io/

I recently used Milligram for the first time and was very disappointed that the grids were not responsive. Seems like a real miss in an otherwise completely solid framework.

That looks great, thanks!

I made this a few years back with Skeleton. https://benbristow.github.io/getadblock/

Good wee framework.

I would highly recommend basscss

Small, light-weight, and gets out of your way for the most part. It also supports flexbox if you choose to go down that route.

Great. The "No Side Effects" thing is definitely something to look for in a framework.

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