I've written quite a few articles about Tailwind CSS and would really like to give my honest opinion about it.
There seems to be a big divide betw...
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Daisy UI looks really nice.
Tkx for sharing
Thanks!
Glad you liked it
hmmm...for me i had heard about tailwind a lot. but I didn't dive into it cause as you had mentioned it takes a lot of understanding of CSS. I would question on do i really need it especially there's packages making it harder to build or tools to learn to build it.
The answer will always be "it depends"
For me it makes sense as I really like the purge of CSS and don't want to deal with it myself.
here is mine wickedblocks.dev/!
Oh darn Michael
How did I miss this one!
because we are humans!! 🙌🙌
yeah right. right tool for right job
Always consider which tool solves the problem best 👏
The best Tailwind UI library or components I’ve used so far is Kutty. In my own opinion, it’s easier to customize than daisy ui
Nice sounds like a great one! 🎉
Great article, I agree with your state, if you know which CSS property you want to use, tailwind classes save a time.
I like their documentatiom, easy to find what I need.
Exactly!
If I didn't know the ins and outs of CSS I would be super lost to be honest.
Sounds good
Tailwind discovery for my
Awesome!
I primarily use Tailwind for it's predefined colours and generic sizes of margins, paddings and stuff, which "just work", 'cause I'm really bad at it 😅
Yep! You don't have to be a designer to make beatifull stuff.
It really helps me a lot as well.
Even using it while need for writing custom css in bootstrap lol.
Same here. All I did was to prefix tailwind class names to avoid any conflict. Eg, bootstrap: mb-3, tailwind: tw-mb-3