March 10, 2020 05:26 pm GMT
Quickest to visually tolerable Lightweight, fast FW/lib/method aligns with future CSS work Devastatingly gorgeous - if I need to make it prettier I will do the hard work Idiot proof - I don't need it to abstract away CSS writing process Bootstrap seems convenient but too heavy. Might be suitable for professional contexts where specs are sacrificed for short turnarounds. CSS-in-JS seems too heavy and like it will die in the near future. Utility-class frameworks and libraries seemed not any easier than pure (BEM) CSS. It felt more suited to managing large projects or many projects over time.
Original Link: https://dev.to/readredready/sos-css-is-eating-my-timeline-46ok
SOS! CSS is eating my timeline!
"You thought CSS was going to be easy!"
It only took one attempt at pure vanilla CSS to see where things go awry. Deciding on a structure before you begin is complicated, and CSS is already hard! I am now sold on the argument that no one should be writing pure CSS.
Where to begin then?
My understanding of CSS frameworks and librariesand the landscape of the twois a bit shaky to begin with. I am having a hard time even weeding through potential directions to start looking. Some qualities I'm looking for:
It doesn't have to be:
To give a little context here was my impression of a few frameworks:
Can anyone recommend a CSS framework or library for young devs like me?
Original Link: https://dev.to/readredready/sos-css-is-eating-my-timeline-46ok
Share this article:
Tweet
View Full Article
Dev To
An online community for sharing and discovering great ideas, having debates, and making friendsMore About this Source Visit Dev To