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Bootstrap VS Foundation VS any other?
I did my homework and look for pros and cons for both, see this article for reference: https://www.codementor.io/css/tutorial/bootstrap-3-vs-foundation-5-front-end-framework-comparison I was just wondering when it comes to building responsive websites which front-end framework do you personally prefer and why? Do you know any other? Thanks 😊
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For making front end responsive there are many frame works available, all of them are easy to understand and having its on elements.bootstrap is commonly used and easiest.
you can try
Materialize, Semantic-ui,material ui, w3css etc..
all are responsive but looks different.choose one according to the design and requirements.
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@Ashmil & @Murray: Thank you guys! Will do a research on those :)
@AnekcaHAp EpoøeeB: Nice, do you use the @media screen rule?
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Bootstrap i find to be the easiest and most consistent. Easy to learn and powerful. The only down side is the lack of a breakpoint for small phones however I believe bootstrap 4 is bringing that in.
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It sems to me, Bootstrap is heavyweight. I use PureCSS
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bootstrap is commonly used
but you can also try purecss, materialize, w3css, semanric, and you can find more
etch of then have some power points you cheek all and when starting new project choose the best to this project
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@AnekcaHAp EpoøeeB
its always best to use css only it will make our web fast if we use it in good manner but for beginners it will be difficult to use media query to make it responsive.it will take time also for an easy and quick result we can use framework but i too like to use my own css :-)
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using uncss as part of a gulp pipeline to process sass will also remove bloat from larger frameworks like bootstrap and foundation.