So for context, I'm studying for a while now and I feel pretty comfortable with React, Javascript, Html and CSS.
I love styling pages with pure CSS, its almost therapeutic, but as I understand that's not the industry standard and isn't very efficient.
From from the available CSS technologies that are most commonly adopted (SCSS, SASS, Bootstrap, Tailwind, etc) Which one is the most similar to regular CSS that I can learn and would help me in my career?
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Well the most close ones are these 2
I'd suggest go for NEXT.js, it'll be a plus for you along with TailwindCSS.
For therapeutic fun, check out pure CSS images.
Since Tailwind is a shortcut to writing CSS, if you still need to get familiar with CSS then write plain CSS or SASS. However, I like Tailwind as soon as you feel good with CSS.
SCSS will save you time and headaches just from the ability to nest rules.
Instead of asking someone else, just bit of youtube and google search can save your future self and career. Figure out what you want to become. Choose specific field & go after it.
You can use roadmap.sh for roadmaps
You should learn tailwindcss. It'll speed up your web development and inbed everything in your HTML or JSX making it easier to read.