Good luck with that.

I like at-ui than most of the vue frameworks including elements because most of them are bloated.

We tried using this for one of the client facing application(not an internal tool) and found it bloated and had to make lot of customization to fulfill our needs so we wrote a custom framework which is more than 10x smaller. Not that we didn't import all the components but just the components we needed but still felt it was bloated.

Thanks Mr.Karan

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I brought this up on a prominent package recently. You can see the discussion:

https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/issues/2228

I hate so much about pipenv despite it implementing some good ideas. Maybe I'm not with it any more...

This comment would be more relatable if you explained what you didn't like.

Verbose, colourful output by default. Emoji in output (entirely unnecessary). It's essentially a GUI tool, not a CLI tool. The kind of tool that says "look at me! Look how much I'm doing! Aren't I amazing?". Good CLI tools just do their job. Oh and it's also unbearably slow.

Also if you are able to circle between top-bottom or left-right then the balls get confused and change their direction constantly so easy to kill.

Cool project, I had a same issue like author mentioned with sharing csv files in Google sheets so recently I made a utility to convert csv files to HTML table - https://github.com/vividvilla/csvtotable it works offline also and generates single HTML file which can be shared or hosted anywhere. Here is a demo of HTML file generated - https://cdn.rawgit.com/vividvilla/csvtotable/2.1.0/sample/go...

There are few applications like lets say the component renders a D3 graph and all you need is style contained only to that but I tend to always place my styles globally than keeping it in each Vue file.

Yeah will do that in upcoming versions.

Please try upgrading to v1.1.0 and check. If you don't mind you can share the sample CSV data for testing.

I will open a issue on github and put the csv