css frameworks compared [closed]

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I am evaluating twitter bootstrap, foundation, and skeleton for a css framework. I am designing a site that will be desktop and mobile ready, including iPad and other tablets. What are the pros and cons of each framework? I've found a few other similar questions on SO and google but they all seem to be a 1-sided opinion one way or the other. Also, since the new version of bootstrap just launched, most of the stuff I've found compare the older version of bootstrap.

Also, I don't want to limit this to just the 3 frameworks I named.

thx!

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This is impossible to answer. You will have to find out what requirements you have and if those frameworks fit the bill. there is als Yahoo User Interface, another well known framework . But then, you have to know what you need. Twitter Bootstrap is currently widely used and considered to be working well across many modern browsers and machines, including all kinds of mobile devices.