As a PHP user, I love using Laravel. I also love using Tailwind CSS whenever I get the chance.
Tailwind was weird to look at at first with all of the class names, but it quickly became easy to remember them by their prefixes.
As another comment said, the Tailwind IntelliSense plugin for VS Code also helps a lot when you're trying to find the right variation of a class (especially margin/padding sizes and text colors).
I guess I could say I'm happy not having to directly write CSS. It's so time-consuming.
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As a PHP user, I love using Laravel. I also love using Tailwind CSS whenever I get the chance.
Tailwind was weird to look at at first with all of the class names, but it quickly became easy to remember them by their prefixes.
As another comment said, the Tailwind IntelliSense plugin for VS Code also helps a lot when you're trying to find the right variation of a class (especially margin/padding sizes and text colors).
I guess I could say I'm happy not having to directly write CSS. It's so time-consuming.