I agree with Samuele.
I will suggest using the most in-demand framework. I also don't think React and Angular have a difficult learning curve. I studied both from scratch as a newbie in the field and the basics can be learned in a week just reading through the docs or using some tutorials. They need time to master as everything in the checklist.
In my experience, CSS framework is not something you must use, but its something dependable of projects, teams and companies. Usually, they are also easy to learn through documentation and practise, therefore in my opinion new professionals should focus more on the basics of CSS.
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I agree with Samuele.
I will suggest using the most in-demand framework. I also don't think React and Angular have a difficult learning curve. I studied both from scratch as a newbie in the field and the basics can be learned in a week just reading through the docs or using some tutorials. They need time to master as everything in the checklist.
In my experience, CSS framework is not something you must use, but its something dependable of projects, teams and companies. Usually, they are also easy to learn through documentation and practise, therefore in my opinion new professionals should focus more on the basics of CSS.