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This is simply a list of almost every tool out there. It's a great list, however, it's not what you would call "opinionated". Amirite?

I thought it’d be a bit heavy handed to submit a formal pull request for the sake of this, but perhaps you might consider adding inuit.css to your list of CSS frameworks…?

Official name: inuit.css
Official URL: inuitcss.com

Best,
Harry

I was going to fork and Caliper but unsure whether "JS Performance Testing" is the right category for it.

Caliper isn't really a testing service but more of a monitoring service to provide developers with informations to fix and improve their applications before customers complain.

Should I create another category called "Front End Application monitoring" ?

A short line of description next to each tool would be incredibly helpful.

The one in this section:

https://github.com/codylindley/frontend-tools#css-optimizerminificationcompression-tools

Oh and great list :)

http://www.browsersync.io/

Similar but powerful than liveReload (Workflow/Builds/Assemblers/Task-runners/Dev Opts section).

As a front-end dev I often use static site generators for their templating abilities, during html development. The output is still standalone static HTML pages, but by using something like Jekyll to build those pages you can properly template it and ensure inheritance between each page you're developing.

You currently list Almond.js underneath the Require.js section, but not AMDClean.js.

You can see that AMDClean.js is listed as an alternative on the Require.js wiki page. Thanks!

http://jeetframework.com