“One key to a professional-looking design is consistency. Having to decide about spacing or shadows or font sizes while trying to build a new design will add a lot of mental overhead. TailwindCSS takes those decisions out of your hands and has created a design system that allows you to be flexible, tinker.”
I’ve been using TailwindCSS for several projects lately (including Cephhi) and I’m totally agree with @Drew. When you stop thinking about adjusting the margin from 1rem to 1.05rem, really cool things start to happen.
These are a couple of awesome articles I found:
Tailwindcss is My Favorite Coloring Book
Drew Town ・ Aug 11 ・ 3 min read
“One key to a professional-looking design is consistency. Having to decide about spacing or shadows or font sizes while trying to build a new design will add a lot of mental overhead. TailwindCSS takes those decisions out of your hands and has created a design system that allows you to be flexible, tinker.”
I’ve been using TailwindCSS for several projects lately (including Cephhi) and I’m totally agree with @Drew. When you stop thinking about adjusting the margin from 1rem to 1.05rem, really cool things start to happen.
Don't follow RxJS Best Practices
Nikita ・ Jul 15 ・ 6 min read
This article by @Nikita contains an awesome set of good practices to be considered when using RxJS.
Why Use Figma to Build a MVP
Max Ong Zong Bao ・ Jun 2 ・ 4 min read
This one is a great article by @Max Ong Zong Bao about why you should consider using Figma when you’re building your MPV.
Angular Architecture Patterns and Best Practices (that help to scale)
Bartosz Pietrucha ・ Jul 9 ・ 15 min read
The last one is an amazing article about Angular patterns and best practices for building scalable software by @Angular