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Comment · 21 hours ago

For Blades CSS, we also set up a dedicated page outlining key details and fixes made in underlying Pico fork: https://blades.dev/css/pico/

Comment · 1 day ago

Yes, and the FastHTML team was very collaborative in switching to our underlying Pico fork (Blades core)

Comment · 1 day ago

Comment · 1 day ago

We do: https://github.com/anyblades/blades

Already plain modern CSS instead of Sass, has Popover API, and CSS layers for individual components, OKLCH colors are on the way.

Drop-in compatible with Pico CSS (via underlying fork)

Comment · 1 day ago

Thanks for sharing! Same spirit, same underlying code.

We’re actively maintaining Blades CSS on GitHub and Discord, and would love Community feedback there.

We also set up a dedicated page outlining key details: https://blades.dev/css/pico/

Comment · 6 days ago

No fake stats or LLM seeding. The initial percentages were calculated against respondents who actively use CSS frameworks (~4.8k devs). They have been updated to reflect total State of CSS respondents (~9k–10k), including vanilla/CSS-in-JS users.

Comment · 6 days ago

Appreciate the honest feedback, so here are direct answers and fixes:

Utility classes: Offloaded to a separate "anyblades/ninja" repo. Core Blades stays true to original Pico (which btw used some classes like .overflow-auto).

Fork naming: The main project is Blades at https://github.com/anyblades/blades. The "anyblades/pico" repo was just an early bugfix fork created months before Pico announced deprecation.

CSS Frameworks stats: The initial percentages were calculated against respondents who actively use CSS frameworks (~4.8k devs). They have been updated to reflect total State of CSS respondents (~9k–10k), including vanilla/CSS-in-JS users.

Comment · 6 days ago

Good catch re navigation — added sticky breadcrumbs similar to original Pico's website.

Comment · 7 days ago

The current focus is serving existing Pico users looking for a direct, compatible drop-in. General CSS framework materials will come later.