refactor: moving to my own template, using fomantic instead of uikit. removing uikit, and some other removed stuff

NOTES.md

@@ -1,7 +1,14 @@
-# SeaORM
+# NOTES
 
+This is a heavily opinionated logbook I keep here until there is something usable.
 
-## Some Rant about ORM Implementations
+Please keep in mind, that I sometimes rant in writing, but learn later that I was wrong.
+
+It was not supposed to be read by anyone else than me.
+
+## SeaORM
+
+### Some Rant about ORM Implementations
 
 #### Entity, ActiveModel, Model 
 
@@ -43,7 +50,7 @@ It is better to just see your storage layer as a global database layer, and impl
 
 It's not like that is a bad thing, given this is also one of the downsides I witness in django projects, where models start to become swiss army knives around a domain topic.
 
-## Accepting Fate
+### Accepting My Fate
 
 #### Generating Entities from a Database
 
@@ -135,3 +142,36 @@ As I started by quickly using a django admin template with CSS to jump start the
  - implement views for app
  - implement a static implementation for repository
  - eventually AdminRegistry needs to become an `Arc<Mutex<T>>`, if internal data needs to change *after* creating the main state.
+
+## CSS Library Brainhurt
+
+### Bootstrap
+
+    Everybody says it is evil. I am not sure why yet.
+
+### Pico.css
+
+    maybe it would be better to go for something simple?
+
+### UiKit
+
+    in general really nice, but I got annoyed by uk- prefixes pretty fast.
+    It would however seem to align with hx- prefixes of htmx?
+
+### Tailwind/DaisyUI
+
+    Tailwind supposed to make you uber designer.
+
+    Strongly suggested by professionals like theo/t3, however I kind of started to see everything he says as an anti-pattern. Jonathan, you are rubbing off.
+
+    I kind of want less "class"es not more. I understand why tailwind might be good. But then again, I don't get why I should decorate each tag with classes.
+
+### Semantic/Fomantic
+
+    Semantic seems aligned with the idea of htmx and hyperscript a lot in it's philosophy of naming things.
+    It comes with jQuery basement, which is also a good recall to how a htmx site might work in the end.
+
+    Not having access to the main repo since 2 years, and being developed by the community is both a red flag and a good sign: there is an active community, but hampered potential.
+
+    I think it is important to go into form validation or interactive things quickly with htmx to properly sort out which to use.
+