I would say don't try to do everything. A lot of frameworks - bootstrap, WordPress, etc start off quite well, then become extremely tedious because they try to be too powerful. I've stopped building "responsive" altogether and just go for simpler websites that look good on both web and mobile.
But I would pay for components.
I would pay for form validation for example. Or something that makes data and chart look good on a touchscreen. Just don't force me to take everything else bundled with it.
The problem is that it's very hard to ship form components and form validation separately. Developer experience is much better if all components implement form validation and other things in the same way.
Our framework has top-notch form components and multiple form validation options. We also offer responsive charts. Our charting library is based on the same principles as the rest of the framework. The experience is much better if all components are designed to work together.
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I would say don't try to do everything. A lot of frameworks - bootstrap, WordPress, etc start off quite well, then become extremely tedious because they try to be too powerful. I've stopped building "responsive" altogether and just go for simpler websites that look good on both web and mobile.
But I would pay for components.
I would pay for form validation for example. Or something that makes data and chart look good on a touchscreen. Just don't force me to take everything else bundled with it.
The problem is that it's very hard to ship form components and form validation separately. Developer experience is much better if all components implement form validation and other things in the same way.
Our framework has top-notch form components and multiple form validation options. We also offer responsive charts. Our charting library is based on the same principles as the rest of the framework. The experience is much better if all components are designed to work together.