I do agree with most of this post, and my support is mostly based on the fact that there are so many alternatives, and no single package is the best solution for all projects. It depends on your goals.
For those wishing to keep it ultra-lite, I recommend Tailwind CSS. It's very lite, and has a refreshing approach to actually avoid providing components, except those you factor out yourself when you use them more than once, components you'll provide yourself from really consistent and easy-to-use and learn CSS directives.
For those wanting a full-featured library of high-level components but one that can be reduced to only those you actually use, I recommend Vuetify (for CSS components), which makes use of Vue for a framework.
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I do agree with most of this post, and my support is mostly based on the fact that there are so many alternatives, and no single package is the best solution for all projects. It depends on your goals.
For those wishing to keep it ultra-lite, I recommend Tailwind CSS. It's very lite, and has a refreshing approach to actually avoid providing components, except those you factor out yourself when you use them more than once, components you'll provide yourself from really consistent and easy-to-use and learn CSS directives.
For those wanting a full-featured library of high-level components but one that can be reduced to only those you actually use, I recommend Vuetify (for CSS components), which makes use of Vue for a framework.