Skeleton + Flowbite
In this tutorial we'll review pairing Skeleton with Flowbite to extend your UI feature set.
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The Skeleton Blog
Keep up with the latest news, tutorials, and releases for Skeleton.
Skeleton + Tailwind UI
In this tutorial we'll review pairing Skeleton with Tailwind UI to extend your UI feature set.
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Skeleton v0.99.5
Today's release kicks off the refinement phase for the project as we move towards Release Candidate status for Skeleton. This means we'll be focusing primarily on polish and bugfixes.
Skeleton on the LogRocket Podcast
Hey everyone, we're excited to share that core maintainer Chris Simmons will be appearing on the LogRocket podcast to talk about Skeleton. LogRocket has a huge reach in the web development community, so we're very humbled by this opportunity.
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Skeleton v0.92.0
Hey everyone, today's update includes a slew of new Elements and Components, as well as highly requested features such as Tailwind IntelliSense. This release also represents a huge leap forward towards our v1 milestones and roadmap.
Support Skeleton on GitHub Sponsors
With the recent launch of Skeleton Labs we announced plans to introduce additional sponsorship services for Skeleton. We're happy to announce that Skeleton is now available on GitHub Sponsors.
A comprehensive guide to styling Skeleton
This guide provides an in-depth exploration of styling options available in Skeleton. Whether you're creating a unique theme, customizing elements, or adjusting component props. You'll find a variety of useful tips and techniques for customizing your project.
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Skeleton v0.86.9
News Skeleton on Svelte Sirens Core contributor Chris Simmons recently had the privilege to showcase Skeleton on an episode of the Svelte Siren livestream hosted by the wonderful Brittney Postma. This covers the past, present, and future of the project. There's a ton of useful info here, so give it a watch! * View the VOD on YouTube A Deep Dive into Styling Skeleton We've also launched an in-depth tutorial post on our blog exploring customizing and styling for Skeleton. If you wish to l
Skeleton v0.80.8
Today's release brings the focus back to the Skeleton core, including a slew of new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
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Introducing the Skeleton CLI
Skeleton aims to make new projects quicker to develop by providing a robust UI toolkit to get you up and running quickly. However, setting up a Skeleton project can feel a bit tedious, so we've introduced a new "Create Skeleton-App".
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Support Skeleton on Ko-Fi
With the recent launch of Skeleton Labs we announced plans to introduce sponsorship services for Skeleton. This enables you to support the project directly. We're happy to announce that Skeleton is now available on Ko-Fi: Support Skeleton on Ko-Fi We're huge fans of Ko-Fi, because unlike other services, the majority of each donation goes straight to Skeleton. Ko-Fi also enables you to make either a one-time donation or sign up for a recurring membership. We highly encourage memberships of $10
Skeleton on Svelte Sirens
We're very excited announce that Skeleton will be featured on an upcoming episode of the Svelte Sirens YouTube livestream with Brittney Postma.
Introducing Skeleton Labs
Hey everyone, Chris here from the Skeleton crew. I am thrilled to finally be able to pull back the curtain and reveal Skeleton Labs - a new company and organization for Skeleton formed by myself and Trey Weir. We've provided a new website that covers everything you need to know - the company mission, services, and even a brief Q&A. Find that below. skeletonlabs.co History To provide some background, Skeleton was originally created by myself and Thomas Jespersen under the leadership of Trey
Skeleton v0.76.3
The Skeleton project now includes a centralized hub for sharing news and updates, in-depth tutorials, as well as development resources for your Skeleton projects.
How to implement a responsive sidebar drawer
In this tutorial we'll implement a set of navigation components that provide a different user experience for mobile and desktop. Desktop users will see a fixed sidebar, while mobile users will see an interactive drawer overlay.
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