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Neither is "better". It comes down to preference and requirement of your project.
Bootstrap is much easier to set up, but in my opinion makes every website you use it on look very samey, this because Bootstrap is relatively opinionated.
TailwindCSS is harder to set up but has way more freedom and if used correctly gives incredibly light output due to PurgeCSS.
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