Amazing Tailwind Component Library

If you like Tailwind you are going to love DaisyUI. It has every component you'll need for a stock application, it's themable, and it's free open source. I'm using it in every Tailwind project I create now. Highly recommended. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#shorts

[nazar]

Congratulations! They have created Bootstrap!

[junedkhatri]

We have completed full circle. Congratulations to daisy ui for re-inventing bootstrap

[nickwoodward]

this is literally what the tailwind docs tells you not to do

[dylan-roberts]

React + Tailwind solves this. You can just create a button component and then reuse it. Plus, it’s easier to encapsulate things like dark mode and different variants

[AX]

Its like Bootstrap went on a Tailwind mission..lol

[MobiusCoin]

I like Tailwind because it forces you to make components so you don't have to look at a giant block of utility classes. And I LOVE the way it scales. I can call the relative class a thousand times, and the JIT compiler only outputs that one class.

[GachiTscho]

The first React UI "component" library I used. I think half of my appreciation for tailwind has to be credited to this library.

[edgardiaz]

Great guys, we made it full circle, we are back at Bootstrap!

[yousafwazir]

People who think it’s bad practice, check it out first, even though for example the html class makes a button you have 100% freedom on changing any aspect of it with more tailwind css classes you add to it

[SH-zfin]

Add an abstraction over an abstraction

[AdamM]

Awesome. Really just not a fan of tailwind but everyone seems to be in love with it.

[MrPlaiedes]

Tailwind is a CSS approach that can reduce your CSS requests for projects using Next. Bootstrap is a bloated UI library that is specific to client components.

[SanjuKumar-hkyy]

I love daisiUI whenever I need tailwind I use DaisiUI😊😊😊. This is first suggestion given by Traversy Media.

[victorlongon]

I guess that is what I was missing. Tried to use tailwind directly. I under the good points about it, but those classes or creating custom classes was not for me. I see there is a daisyui version for react components. I don't want to add class names but rather set props om components. Thanks for tip!

[syres]

Bootstrap: " ah sh*it here we go again "

[dazuk]

Daisy's great, y'know why? Because as opposed to shadcn, which is also pre-styled components (like bootstrap), everything renders on the server! That's a huge +

[MahbuburRahman-ucnp]

Currently using this on my Job. It really make development easier.

[dacam]

Back to 2011.... and to 2006 with server components 🎉

[herppderpp]

that is why the tailwind docs tell you that you can make your own classes so you dont have to spam the elements with classes

[SpaghettiRealm]

ive used DaisyUI before tailwind actually, it's great