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CSS Front-end Frameworks Comparison
- bjrnjs 13y agoI would like to see the total size of each framework in this list as well, it would be beneficial when comparing front end frameworks.
- ksatirli 13y agoI'm missing Pure (http://purecss.io/ http://purecss.io/) in this list. Was it excluded because of the lack of directly included JS?
- ollysb 13y agoBeing able to filter by browser requirements would be useful, i.e. I need IE8+, what can I use? edit: here's a filter for IE8+ jQuery(".parent").filter(function(){ return $('.ie', this).data("version") > 8 }).hide()
- dkannan 13y agowould be nice to see http://susy.oddbird.net/ http://susy.oddbird.net/ and http://topcoat.io/ http://topcoat.io/ as well
- fny 13y agoIt's simple enough to make an addition. It's a Github repo (https://github.com/usablica/front-end-frameworks/ https://github.com/usablica/front-end-frameworks/) after all.
- Bahamut 13y agoIt's missing multiple frameworks. I didn't see http://gumbyframework.com http://gumbyframework.com or http://semantic-ui.com http://semantic-ui.com.
- babby 13y agoThis site has been shown here several times over the last few year(s), and it still looks pretty useless. No UI improvements, no Stylus frameworks, no framework size or mention of stuff like CSS resets. It's pretty useless considering the fact that most of all frameworks already will work with the modern browsers, and thus why would anyone begin their selection based off of browser compatibility? I will say that knowing whether it's open source, and whether it's responsive-ready is nice. At the very least a preview picture for each framework's common elements would make this kind site useful.
- yesimahuman 13y agoShameless plug, but we've been working on a very mobile focused framework and UI library called Ionic which some people might find interesting (also uses AngularJS): http://ionicframework.com/new/ http://ionicframework.com/new/