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A collection of best front-end frameworks for faster and easier web development.
http://usablica.github.com/front-end-frameworks/compare.html
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Why no Stylus? #31

Open kylamedina opened 11 years ago

kylamedina commented 11 years ago

This isn't really an objective list without it.

ghepting commented 11 years ago

add it and make a pull request...

yoshuawuyts commented 11 years ago

Agreed, Stylus should be in there.

afshinm commented 11 years ago

@kylamedina Could you please send us a pull request for adding Stylus?

corysimmons commented 11 years ago

+1 this thing is goofy anyway. How can you not have Bourbon on there? Just the amount of quality frameworks missing and the lack of any type of sorting or anything... I dunno.. I'm sure there's a better project out there.

snowman-repos commented 11 years ago

+1

mikesmullin commented 11 years ago

technically stylus is equivalent to sass,less, css whereas nib is comparable to the frameworks i'm not aware of alternatives to nib for stylus. are there any?

yoshuawuyts commented 11 years ago

@mikesmullin There's an alternative to Stylus + Nib called Rework. It uses js to extend css rather than parse a custom language. Check it out here: rework.

kylamedina commented 11 years ago

Not sure I would even call Nib comparable to a framework. Checkout axis css, it is an amazing framework that doesn't add classes to you CSS unless you want them unlike most frameworks. It also has everything Nib has and a next gen grid system called Jeet built in. https://github.com/jenius/axis

corysimmons commented 11 years ago

next gen grid system

I built Jeet. It doesn't really play nice with Axis right now actually but I'm dropping a ton of work on it this weekend/next-week then I'm jumping over to Axis to make sure everything runs smoothly between them. :)