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Question for the front-end / fullstack webdevelopers.
I've started a new attempt rebuilding my own website with just Drupal instead of having two outdated codebases (a single-page application with Vue2 and Gatsy for my blog). With this rebuild, I'm looking at which CSS / front-end framework I like to implement. For many years I've been building stuff with Bootstrap and for the last 3-4 years I've switched to TailwindCSS when starting from scratch. For some projects I've also used some extensions like DaisyUI which give you a lot of components out of the box.
Currently https://sebastix.nl is using Vanilla (vanillaframework.io) but I'm not going to re-use that as it's quite hard for me to switch between three different frameworks (I would like to keep it to 2 at max).
As it's my own website and I would like to keep the design mostly the same, I would like to move fast when building the new front-end (technical it will be a Drupal theme with CSS+JS using Twig templates).
What is your favorite CSS / front-end framework? And why? 🤓
So I can update my curated list with resources on this topic:
#askNostr #frontend
Discussion
That's pretty neat. Almost what I was after with my project cmnext, except it's still a server system, and not focused on websites just content.
https://www.vaughnnugent.com/resources/software/modules/CMNext