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Ask HN: Which CSS Framework to Choose?

#1
I am valuating which CSS Framework to choose for my Vuejs project.

Bootstrap has js components (i would like it to be js agnostic) and doesn't have dark mode feature.

Bulma doesn't look good imo. Also,i feel it to be limited.

Tailwind css looks good. I prototyped it for my project. But, HTML looks unnecessarily messy and verbose.

Other CSS frameworks are either dead or not properly maintained.

Which one are you using? should i ditch CSS framework and style using raw CSS? I am confused now.

Re: Ask HN: Which CSS Framework to Choose?

#2
If you are already versed in CSS you can certainly use raw CSS. The nature of CSS is also you can also replace it later with not too much trouble.. Naming conventions is key though, I would read up on that.

Re: Ask HN: Which CSS Framework to Choose?

#4
I would not choose any framework, instead creating my own and if possible a component library to support it.

Having good standards to create your CSS (naming conventions and file structure (ITSS) is fundamental, but in the end you will have something that fits so much better than a 3rd party framework.

Re: Ask HN: Which CSS Framework to Choose?

#6
Check out basscss.com. First off, you don't want any framework that uses JS like Bootstrap because if you're using vue or react that really screws things up. Basscss I feel hits the sweet spot that lets you easily develop the look and feel you want vs a canned one.

Re: Ask HN: Which CSS Framework to Choose?

#8

Check out basscss.com. First off, you don't want any framework that uses JS like Bootstrap because if you're using vue or react that really screws things up. Basscss I feel hits the sweet spot that lets you easily develop the look and feel you want vs a canned one.

For the record you can use bootstrap, without the JS.

Re: Ask HN: Which CSS Framework to Choose?

#10
post #9

I think you need to come up with your list of requirements. - Dark Mode But beyond that I'm not sure what your requirements are.

- Themable

- Simple

- Doesn't make HTML too verbose

- Isn't Dead

- Easy

- Modern(legacy support must not be obstacle towards adopting modern features)

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