Monospaced font family for user interface and coding environments
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Monospaced font family for user interface and coding environments
A showcase of problems once hard or impossible to solve with CSS alone, now made trivially easy with Flexbox.
A modern dialog library which is highly configurable and easy to style. #hubspot-open-source
Sans serif font family for user interface environments
Typeface for setting text in many sizes, weights, and languages. Designed to complement Source Sans.
A collection of LESS mixins and variables for writing better CSS.
Using standard color blending functions in SASS.
A collection of Waybar themes inspired by Omarchy, designed to be compatible with various Linux distributions.
Template designer for automation
An intuitive remotely-accessible system performance monitoring and task management tool for servers and headless Raspberry Pi setups.
Extremely powerful Sass media query mixin. Allows you to create almost any media query you can imagine.
Thin F# API for Sqlite for easy data access to sqlite database with functional seasoning on top
CSSHórus is a library for easy and fast development of responsive and mobile websites. It contains 12 grid columns and basic style formats (Reset, Print, Grid, Misc styles) and now with 'Skins' stylizing (Typography, Lists, Links, Table, Form, Buttons) for your web project, also with RTL and LESS CSS. See my other projects -->
“TheGreek” — a sleek, strategic spy theme blending classic espionage style with modern intrigue and mystery.
A method for creating an IE specific stylesheet that allows the content of media queries to become accessible to Internet Explorer 8 and below. This process uses LESS string interpolation to convert media queries into media types which are supported back to IE6.
DysList, a list of dyslexic errors annotated with linguistic, phonetic and visual features. Presented 2016 at the LREC conference: Rauschenberger, Maria; Rello, Luz; Füchse, Silke & Thomaschewski, Jörg. 2016. A Language Resource of German Errors Written by Children with Dyslexia. [In Press] Proc. LREC 2016. Portorož (Slovenia), 23-28, May. The Resource and further information are also available at the Web Research Group from UPF at http://grupoweb.upf.es/WRG/DysWebxia.php?lang=#resources
:octocat: Unusual Ping Pong, adaptable with Makey Makey Kit.
Implementation of Zen Grid in LESS, this so called CSS isolation, claims to fix the "sub-pixel rounding" problem.