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As a sub-question, I would be interested if the answer was restricted to frontend frameworks (eg. Backbone/Ember/etc.) for 2015. Thanks in advance.

• at-fates-hands 12y ago
  If you're into SASS, I'd check out: Susy: http://susy.oddbird.net/ http://susy.oddbird.net/ Otherwise, if you're into the latest Javascript frameworks, I'd check out: Aura: http://aurajs.com/ http://aurajs.com/ Kraken: http://cferdinandi.github.io/kraken/ http://cferdinandi.github.io/kraken/ SkelJS: https://github.com/n33/skel https://github.com/n33/skel If you're looking for something more "bootstrapish" but without all the "bootstrap" bloat, I'd look at some more modular frameworks like: Semantic UI: http://semantic-ui.com/ http://semantic-ui.com/ Pure: http://purecss.io/ http://purecss.io/ UIKit: http://getuikit.com/ http://getuikit.com/ Hope this helps. . .
  • jlukic 12y ago
    Semantic UI author here. I just wrote a draft guide to explaining SUI definitions and the spirit of the library for those who are interested in learning a little bit more: http://learnsemantic.com/definitions/overview.html http://learnsemantic.com/definitions/overview.html
    • at-fates-hands 12y ago
      Thanks for the extra documentation. Been looking into your boilerplate and I really like it. This will help me to really use the depth of this. Thanks again for the heads up.
• fteem 12y ago
  React.js http://facebook.github.io/react/ http://facebook.github.io/react/
• sehr 12y ago
  If we assume Ember, Backbone + friends, and Angular are already 'big', then React is definitely the one on the come up. For all intents and purposes those 4 are really the only ones being talked about IMO. Polymer is thrown about too but from what I understand it's not exactly production ready (could be mistaken)
• jcromartie 12y ago
  Backbone may not be the most popular, but you will learn a lot of transferable skills by using it.