coolcss VS Estuary-Redux

To add onto this, CUBE has taken inspiration from Tailwind among many other things. And it's not alone... cool.css, Chakra-UI, and Stitches all take ideas from Tailwind because utility classes + design tokens are a very attractive abstraction while not being as heavy-handed as entire CSS frameworks without familiar lower-level conveniences. Maybe there're even more frameworks I don't know of.

Nicely done. I like this approach and rationale. I've taken a similar approach to custom CSS for sites, but have never taking the time to abstract it as is done here.

While I liked the overview on the home page, it took me a bit to find the actual CSS. A kind of 'component library' demo page (like the https://coolcss.dev/kitchen-sink/, but with the CSS class info displayed rather than using the dev-tools to explore) would be nice.

For now, just digging through this dir will give you a good idea of what's here: https://github.com/peruvianidol/coolcss/tree/main/_src/sass

Also, I can't decide if have the "oo" in "cool" stand for "Utility" is genius or madness.

ps; another Reddit user / experienced front end developer has made some major updates / improvements to the framework. Which is branded as "Esturary Redux" which you can find - here.

Ps - if you look at this version - https://github.com/MarketingPipeline/Estuary-Redux - a project contributor has improved the CSS dramatically.