One very useful thing to use, especially when I am using Webpack(or alternatives) is something like PurgeCSS. It basically just removes unused CSS.
One major advantage of CSS frameworks is that they make collaboration much easier. Plus marks for accessibility and responsiveness especially when time is a luxury while the major disadvantage would have to be that they often do much more than you need.
I saw PurgeCSS a lot of time ago too! I tried to use it but it removed a lot of CSS that wasn't supposed to be deleted, including media querys. I don't know if this was already fixed
Have used it before plenty of times without a problem. It could be down to the way you have it configured, as it's not a simple plug and play. You need to ensure you specify all your templates where you reference any CSS.
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One very useful thing to use, especially when I am using Webpack(or alternatives) is something like PurgeCSS. It basically just removes unused CSS.
One major advantage of CSS frameworks is that they make collaboration much easier. Plus marks for accessibility and responsiveness especially when time is a luxury while the major disadvantage would have to be that they often do much more than you need.
I saw PurgeCSS a lot of time ago too! I tried to use it but it removed a lot of CSS that wasn't supposed to be deleted, including media querys. I don't know if this was already fixed
Have used it before plenty of times without a problem. It could be down to the way you have it configured, as it's not a simple plug and play. You need to ensure you specify all your templates where you reference any CSS.