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Top 5 best CSS frameworks in 2023.

Shubhadip Bhowmik on April 02, 2023

CSS frameworks are pre-prepared libraries that are meant to be used to speed up the process of building websites or web applications. Here are six ...
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Venelin • Edited

Bootstrap - the best framework????? It's the opposite!! These days you don't need any of these frameworks. CSS became so powerful! Just spend a bit more time to learn instead to relay on another dependancies in your project(s). If you want to have full control over. Just use SCSS/PostCSS and that's it!
Enjoy !

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Kostya • Edited

I don't want to deal with different namings, and uses BEM and spend my time on that.
I rather have easy to use Tailwindclasses and not good :hover and dark:hover:

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SusyZee

That's what I also thought, infact I never use Bootstrap!

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bouscs

Exactly! CSS has so many features like :has, :is and even upcoming nesting that make it great and you just need to spend a little time to learn.

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Lars Rye Jeppesen

Bootstrap should not be used in 2023.

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Robin Bastiaan

What CSS frameworks make up your shortlist in 2023?

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Lars Rye Jeppesen

Hi Robin... let me see....

Honestly I have been using TailwindCSS for the past couple of years, it's such fun

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shadysamir

I'm surprised to see Foundation on a list in 2023. It was once a strong contender, an opinionated hard to tame one though. I picked it over bootstrap for every project. It was such a let down to see it abandoned. Nevertheless, it doesn't belong to this list today.

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Michael Andreuzza
  • Bullshit.
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Leo

What about MIUI? I think it deserves a place on this ranking, perhaps above some of the mentioned ones.

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Jonathan Gamble

Materialize is a specific framework for Svelte that was archived and has not bee updated for 3 years. Do NOT use it. Svelte Material UI is still active.

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Brian Koudijs | Developgenix

I've used materialize many years ago. Even before Svelte was even there. So materialize and Svelte has nothing to do with each other to be honest.

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Leonardo Rafael Wehrmeister

Nice list. I recommend this one.