**What front end framework do you use most?**

I wrote a ~15 line grid system and mostly just stick to that. CSS is one of my favorite parts of web development, so I let myself design products from scratch every time.

I've heard good things about Tailwind, though.

Anyone tried Svelte : https://svelte.technology ? I really like it, not quite sure how popular it is.

Framework? Bah.

(Unless Bootstrap and Pure count)

At the day job: Vue.js, I'm loving it coming from a js/jquery background.

ReactJS mostly

Material UI is probably the most decent but I find there are always limitations with frontend frameworks and so normally stick to ReactJS with styled components and then create my own theme.

Material UI - It's solid and fits our product's desgin purposes.

If you like React (I know I do), check out Next.js - it allows you to build SEO-friendly sites using React. I'm using it for building the latest iteration of my consulting business website.

Vue.is https://medium.com/@golangch/omg-i-love-to-hack-how-i-built-fullstackjob-com-with-go-vue-f561680c6ceb
Other projects react and angular.

React mostly.

Kinda liked Vue.js when you only need to add a small UI functionality instead of using jquery/js for that. However, the community packages/documentation are not as good as React and JSX is much nicer than the Vue templating.

At the moment ReactJS with Webpack if it's an SPA, otherwise Blendid for simple static sites

Reactjs - because of components. I want to try VUE when I get a minute.

I've tried multiple framework s along the way, all of them limit me in some ways.... But tailwindcss seems to have less of that so I try to stick with it as much as I can.

Great name, Budibase! Signed up for the Beta. Some great ideas for micro saas app on your blog too.