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Dev tools · June 18, 2020

Pretty Please

For when normal ugly just ain't doing it.

Pretty Please launched on June 18, 2020 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

I hate CSS frameworks, theyre generally bulky overkill and overly complicated.... so I made my own.

Listen, trust me I know more than anyone that the world doesn't need another CSS framework. But, this isn't for the world. This for me. So with out further ado, I present to you ..... I started working with websites and the internet in 2018, and I pretty quickly learned I would rather go hunting through debugging logs for segfaults than ever touch a piece of CSS in my lifetime. But I realized something important just before my senior year of college. Anyway after panicking for a few house about various ways to starve myself, I realized the solution was to do what most upcoming college grads do and get a job. Well to get one of those you need a website, resumes are cool, but websites are…from pretty-please.arjungandhi.com

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