06: Extracting Reusable Components – Tailwind CSS v2.0: From Zero to Production

[bingo]

This instructor is shockingly good at teaching things. He explains each action he takes with such natural care. Really interesting and super helpful

[faisalamin]

React + Tailwind CSS => Best cumbo ❤

[Cheng]

GPT: "Very informative tutorial! Extracting reusable components is such an important aspect of web development, and your explanation made it easy to understand. Tailwind CSS v2.0 seems like a powerful tool, and I appreciate your step-by-step guidance. Looking forward to more tutorials in this series! 👏💻"

[uquantum]

What a joy to listen and learn from this terrific instructor. Came for one lesson, stayed for all 8. Totally loving Tailwind!

[sunraiii]

Didn't expect to learn something about software architecture, but here I am. Thank you so much for these tutorials! Simon is such a likable guy, I wish he could voice all the dev tutorials I watch, lol :D

[naveedausaf]

Agree with @wilderledes, the instructor is shockingly good at explaining things. This is a brilliantly constructed tutorial. Bravo! and thanks!

[CarlosSaldana-yjvo]

I accidentally learned a bit of reactjs 😅

[RSurya]

i think you should explain it from scratch on how to use react in this tutorial, because not 100% of your viewers are react js user

but it's still good that you have tell us what you added and changed in this tutorial

[pixelbakery]

I feel like there should be a video between this one and the last.

[goncalodumas]

Great job sharing the files on Github. This "small step" was enough to let some of us outside the demo bandwagon - react js wut?! LoL

[VincentFulco]

Great example but abrupt switch from pure tailwind to react :-(

[jaideepnalluri]

The way he explains react is simply superb i think he should give a react course

[SusanthCom]

Thanks 👍😎 for this set of tutorials. I love single file vue more than react ❤️

[tibszzz]

You have to make a react tutorial! This was so clear.

[switch]

This video is actually more about React than Tailwind. The fact that it helps to reduce the duplication of Tailwind's utilities classes is only incidental to React's component architecture.

[damianperez]

You need to make a video about things that are not yet possible to do in tailwind, but we can do something like a "hack" to achieve the same result.

For example, things like gradient border colors or space-{}-{} but for padding instead of margin

[NathanMorton]

The data inspector (at 5:47) is Quokka VS Code Extension

[AnsgarSteinkamp]

Thanks for this great video, I indeed planned to use Tailwind with React, perfect for me. Nevertheless, I'd at least rename this video to something like "06: Extracting Reusable Components with React" or so. Since it's indeed very React-ish. Nothing for guys who want to stick to vanilla JS or Vue or so.

[VadimBesedin]

It's a good intro series, but i would keep it Tailwind only.
Going to React, Vue and other frameworks might not be what people want to do, especially when expecting Tailwind demo.

[khalidben]

great encounter with react.it means it is this simple ha