Which flexbox framework to take?

Question

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I use Gridlex now and I'm happy with it, but I often read information that it's better not to use [class*=] classes, because they load the browser. And it is completely built on such a class. I decided to google and the first framework I came across is Flexbox Grid , similar to bootstrap markup. But it is somehow confused, and at the same time too simple (why is the box class?).
Are there any other well-established flex frameworks out there?
At first, I myself used flexbox without a framework, but I often had bugs, which I then searched for through IE11. Thanks in advance.
Why I decided to look for other frameworks, because it seems that the browser sometimes lags on sites built by it. Maybe it's a suggestion effect?

Answer 1

The best flex framework is DO NOT USE FRAMEWORKS.

Answer 2

Off topic, but suddenly useful (97 bytes grid): ungrid

Answer 3

.box is an insert in which you place column data (for example, you need to make a margin on the column, you just hang the style on the .box class and that's it). PS the .box class is optional in the grid, you can add any div with a class (not necessarily .box), Flexbox Grid is a great tool.

Answer 4

getuikit.com/docs/flex.html

Answer 5

gridlex is good as a finishing base in my opinion.
[class*=] can be rewritten simply as classes, add your own, etc.
Frameworks are flexible, customizable tools for work, you use them when you need, as much as you need, as you need, and they do not dictate to you what to do.

Answer 6

If adaptability is not needed, then polymer layout may be suitable
https://github.com/PolymerElements/iron-flex-layout...

Answer 7

splintercode.github.io/core-flex-grid
splintercode.github.io/core-grid