Tailwind Isn’t Bootstrap #shorts

[Rico-cpxp]

recently got into tailwind and I think I love it. Great video, I always appreciate your rants 😂

[Utopy]

Even for enterprise apps in the oil and gas industry we use tailwindCSS more and more. It prevents developers from writing unmaintainable SCSS. It's way lighter and much easier to maintain. Absolutely love it.

[danlm]

So true, by the way boostrap prevent you a lot from making customization and it was one of my pains, event tiny customization, tailwind makes so soft and easy to do it 'cause its not a style system

[serhiimamedov]

MUI is great. A real time saver. You can customize it in any way you want

[anurag]

I have learnt using excalidraw using your videos...:)

[owenwexler]

For my web app:
Bootstrap + Styled Components was a nonstarter and left the codebase quickly

MUI for almost three years. Utter hell. Looked ok but was too proprietary, hard to reproduce in a mobile app, completely crapped up our codebase with things like hook-based classes and media queries, severely limited what we could do with our UI with unreliable and unpredictable grids and containers, and hurt performance.

Complete rewrite to Tailwind and Headless-UI this year. Tailwind is the best DX of any CSS library… it just works. Headless has its issues but for what we use it for it works ok.

[petersimon]

this explains why I'm into Tailwind so much... man!

[ezrasenaputra]

just known tailwind this past 2 months. and will recommended it to my collegues. tailwind offer flexibility on styling.

[jorgeguberte]

I took a hiatus in my career. 5 years. Bootstrap was the go-to solution. I came back and decided to try Tailwind. I'm not going back to Bootstrap, i love Tailwind. It gives me the flexibility that i had with pure css but didn't have with Bootstrap. I like Bootstrap too though, but I'm not gonna use it anymore unless it's required for a project.

[doxed]

This was the video that made me start using excalidraw on my quest to become a GigaChad developer

[noyou]

The difference is when you see a website that is made with bootstrap you can tell because they really kind of look the same but in the other hand tailwind is just making styling faster and easier to maintain and with full ability of changing what ever you want not like bootstrap that you cant have control over all the styling

[meddlin]

In my brain, the syntax similarity (or “dev feel”) lets me say Tailwind ~= Bootstrap, so “similar but not equal”. But when I logically break down what they do, oh yeah…it becomes SUPER clear they aren’t the same 😅

[elabd]

who else uses mantine ui ? it is literally the best ui library for react, it has all what you need and you can customize it with emotion css or new added styled component.

[austecon]

This made me look into tailwind... Will use it for my next project.. I'm a backend guy so front end and js land is all a bit of strange wacky place to me

[The_SSS]

Yeah, Mui is so hard to work with
I really like Tailwind + DaisyUI

[HomelessDeamon]

wow a young theo, somebody got a spare master pokeball?

[TheOsama]

clearly explained. However, I feel that the page becomes verbose using tailwind. or may be i am not a good tailwind user

[sidisting]

I think that MUI can be put in the center (intersection of the three circles)

[koi]

It's even better than SASS because it's standardized styles (shadow-broder-padding)

[nChauhan]

It might be good for a big team in which you can’t trust the other devs to follow best practices or defined rules. I as a dev who has written a lot of css & have created internal design systems for teams / companies am not able to convince myself to use it, this doesn’t looks maintainable to me.