A wide selection of themes and UI components are available

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Similar to Svelte, Semantic UI is a relatively new front-end framework . It was launched in 2014 by Jack Lukicthis, a full-stack developer.

Well, Semantic UI is a CSS-based framework . That is why, this front-end framework does not use DOM or Data Binding at all by default.

However, Semantic UI supports integration with other frameworks , such as React, Angular, and Ember.js. In addition, it also provides third-party plugin support to add to its features.

Semantic UI Advantages:

Easy to understand code writing rules.
Supports multiple integrations so list of iran cell phone numbers many features can be added.
Semantic UI Disadvantages:

The package size is quite large.
Community support is still relatively minimal.
Built-in features and functions tend to be limited.
7. Preact
Preact is a front-end framework launched in 2015 by Jason Miller. As the name suggests, this framework is an alternative to React. Because, it has features and APIs that are almost similar to React.

However, Preact is much smaller than React, which is only 3 KB! That way, the resulting application is lighter in size and has agile performance.

Just like React, Preact is actually a library and not a pure framework . However, this front-end framework already uses Virtual DOM like a framework .

Preact Advantages:

Very small size so it lightens the workload of the application being built.
Agile performance due to using Virtual DOM with a compact way of working.
Compatible with almost all existing React ecosystems, such as components and plugins.
Preact Disadvantages:

Less popular and has a relatively small community, when compared to React.
It doesn't support propTypes, a key feature in React, so it only supports migrations with ES6 APIs.