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using both semantic ui and ant-design on the same website
Do you mean semantic ui react? If so, I would no longer use it. You are also required to install the un-maintained semantic UI CSS package, which uses a version of Gulp that doesn't run on Node 12+.
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What's the best replacement for Semantic UI React?
I used to use semantic ui react for all my projects. https://react.semantic-ui.com/ I really like the format of its components- it has a declarative API, so basically you call the components by name and you don't need to provide a large list of classes like other libraries I've seen. It looks great and works well.
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I'm not good at UI, but I like Semantic UI: https://react.semantic-ui.com/
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You can pass down props and logic through these just like any other component. This plug and play functionality is possible because Semantic has official integration with React. You can go to their official documentation and see a very lengthy collection of prebuilt objects you can pick and choose from. And if they don't have something you want, you can build it out in your own css file and reference it without the framework yelling at you.
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If I were you I would use React or a similar framework (Angular, Vue, etc). It uses JavaScript for pretty much everything (no need to write HTML or CSS for the most part) and you can also use UI frameworks like Semantic UI for React which makes most of the UI design work for you.
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How do I make my react app pretty?
Get a component library like Material UI or Semantic UI
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Writing your 1st Custom Hook
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