Lead Developer, business owner, US Army veteran. I build things for the web. My website is a bunch of HTML pages that didn't need a framework. Yours can be too!
I see a lot of well thought out responses, I just want to remind everyone: CSS is a markup language that can be made programatic through the pre-processors and compilers like Sass. A lot of stuff like animations used to require javascript to accomplish them, just like HTML DOM manipulation used to require jquery or it was too much effort to accomplish. I think we don't see rapid and massive change because it does what it needs to do, and has been in a good place for 8-10 years. Same reason we haven't seen a push for HTML 6, there's not a significant pain point to address, whereas javascript has a ton of pain points that every developer/company/person with an opinion has a different idea on how to solve and no one agrees on what the biggest problems are (or even what the problems are). Long story short: CSS does what it's supposed to, and there's not a huge need for it to do more. CSS frameworks all work the way we need them to, and there's no real driver to change them.
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I see a lot of well thought out responses, I just want to remind everyone: CSS is a markup language that can be made programatic through the pre-processors and compilers like Sass. A lot of stuff like animations used to require javascript to accomplish them, just like HTML DOM manipulation used to require jquery or it was too much effort to accomplish. I think we don't see rapid and massive change because it does what it needs to do, and has been in a good place for 8-10 years. Same reason we haven't seen a push for HTML 6, there's not a significant pain point to address, whereas javascript has a ton of pain points that every developer/company/person with an opinion has a different idea on how to solve and no one agrees on what the biggest problems are (or even what the problems are). Long story short: CSS does what it's supposed to, and there's not a huge need for it to do more. CSS frameworks all work the way we need them to, and there's no real driver to change them.