IMHO Bootstrap is a great choice when developing a quick prototype or diving into web dev without too much time to allocate on the UI
TailwindCSS on the other hand enforces some standards such as utility-first for example, but it also come with a handy toolbox (theming, CSS purge, etc.). I think it is a great tool for styling, that requires a bit more practice than Bootstrap since its learning curve might be a bit steep at the beginning (just long enough to be familiar with the main keywords)
Howether, having used Bulma, Bootstrap, raw CSS and TaiwlindCSS, I do agree with @shshank: once used, most users (that I read about) are not going back to something else.
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IMHO Bootstrap is a great choice when developing a quick prototype or diving into web dev without too much time to allocate on the UI
TailwindCSS on the other hand enforces some standards such as utility-first for example, but it also come with a handy toolbox (theming, CSS purge, etc.). I think it is a great tool for styling, that requires a bit more practice than Bootstrap since its learning curve might be a bit steep at the beginning (just long enough to be familiar with the main keywords)
Howether, having used Bulma, Bootstrap, raw CSS and TaiwlindCSS, I do agree with @shshank: once used, most users (that I read about) are not going back to something else.