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10 Best Free and Open Source Lightweight Front-End Frameworks

CSS frameworks represent the building blocks of many diverse web projects. We cover extremely lightweight front-end frameworks and boilerplates.

Aurora is a Fedora based Linux distribution. It’s billed as a delightful KDE desktop experience for end-users.

sakura is a minimal, classless CSS framework / theme. Drop sakura.css into any web page and make an attractive modern website.

dupefi is a command-line duplicate file finder designed with Linux philosophy.

Tacit is a primitive CSS framework for dummies who don’t know anything about graphic design.

csvdiff is a fast diff tool for comparing CSV files. It finds out the additions and modifications.

fclones is an efficient duplicate file finder and remover. It’s written in Rust.

Picnic is a lightweight and beautiful library. It’s written in SCSS with many variables and classes (placeholders) to make it easy to extend.

ffuf is a fast web fuzzer. Essentially , fuzzing is an automated method designed to see how an application handles strange inputs.

chota is a very small CSS framework which doesn’t use any preprocessor or complex build process.