I'm a JS Subject Matter Expert (SME) that has spent the past few years spearheading curricula and teaching initiatives at colleges and bootcamps, in person and virtually.
Tailwind 💯. For one thing, when you learn Tailwind, you are still learning CSS (although, it's advisable to maybe do some vanilla CSS first).
When you are learning Bootstrap, you are really just learning Bootstrap magic classes that do a lot for you, but aren't really transferable.
The difference is that Tailwind is a utility library. You are still writing CSS using their classes (and various customizations, if desired), but those each translate to just 1-2 CSS rules at a time. U are just saving the time and trouble of having to jump into a separate CSS file and adding selectors,{}, etc.
Tailwind 💯. For one thing, when you learn Tailwind, you are still learning CSS (although, it's advisable to maybe do some vanilla CSS first).
When you are learning Bootstrap, you are really just learning Bootstrap magic classes that do a lot for you, but aren't really transferable.
The difference is that Tailwind is a utility library. You are still writing CSS using their classes (and various customizations, if desired), but those each translate to just 1-2 CSS rules at a time. U are just saving the time and trouble of having to jump into a separate CSS file and adding selectors,
{}, etc.Bootstrap is a full blown framework.
Ok, thanks for sharing I didn't knew that 🙂