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Add AntDesign to CSS Frameworks #54

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What this PR does?
Add AntDesigns to list of CSS Frameworks.

Why are you adding given library? (Short description why do you think that this library is important)
AntDesign is a great design alternative for React. It has many components and is constantly updated. Its brightness is in forms, which have their data-binding using redux.

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@madnilo
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madnilo commented Jul 20, 2018

IMO AntDesign is better than bootstrap to work with React. A great addition indeed.

@adam-golab
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Agree that is better to work with React, but I don't agree that is a good to know library, more like possibility, because very few projects are using Ant Design. There is a lot of projects ported from not React versions and therefore were built with bootstrap.

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Ant Design growth is steady 👍 :

capture d ecran 2018-08-09 a 23 25 37
https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=%40material-ui%2Fcore&package=react-bootstrap&package=antd&package=materialize-css&from=2017-08-08&to=2018-08-08

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I think, that there should be a separation of CSS frameworks that have or do not integrate with React. This helps a lot in choosing the CSS framework.

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Ant Design is superior, because it's not just a UI library.

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