Fomantic-UI VS tutors-course-reader

https://fomantic-ui.com/ (fork of Semantic-UI)

Like other CSS-Frameworks, this can be used by adding the CDN Links for CSS/JS to the Page, and then using the components/classes.

I've been using fomantic ui in my project since the beginning. I enjoyed a lot Semantic UI's idea of "semantic css", and it had plenty of components and visual sugar for my needs.

https://fomantic-ui.com is the active community fork of Semantic UI, which depends on jQuery which you're allowed, but has the neatest, most memorable class names and function calls out there. Hence the "semantic" name. Also plenty of support e.g. by datatables.net

There is a simple plugin for Fomantic UI, documented here.

Sounds like https://fomantic-ui.com (the active community fork of Semantic-UI) is more up your alley.

Awesome! I could see a bunch of presets being useful, like primary, secondary, positive, negative, etc. Really I just want a UI library that lets me use styling like semantic ui 😆

- Semantic UI, although it had a lot of potential, the library is no longer maintained and the community fork it's not something I would use in a production environment.

https://fomantic-ui.com/

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Currently working on the Tutors Open Source Project with my lecturer at Waterford Institute of Technology (Ireland). Currently in use to run 150+ courses at the college. You can see a demo of the HDip Computer Science course here. Great way to organise content, with youtube live & slack used for engagement for lectures.

Tutors-Next (the current iteration) is a Svelte & Typescript application which consumes JSON output from tutors-json and renders an interactive experience for students. The application identifies the published course from a url, recovers the json version of the static site and then renders using Aurelia.