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There are lots, it's just that many mostly advertise themselves as component libraries for particular frameworks. Oftentimes you'll find that the common core is
by dvdkon 5y ago
There are lots, it's just that many mostly advertise themselves as component libraries for particular frameworks. Oftentimes you'll find that the common core is just plain ol' CSS with a little bit of JS in the background.
- padthai 5y agoIt would be great if some front-end developer can chime in to tell us which frameworks are worth trying besides Bootstrap (Tailwind?), or it is all yak shaving. Currently I only reach to another framework if: - I want something lightweight and not bother to deal with compiling/preprocessing (like Milligram). - I want a MVP without classes (like Picnic.css) Otherwise I pay a premium theme or create one myself.