Embedded software engineer (C, Linux) & Engineering manager for 15+ years. Trying application development (in python, go, Dart+Flutter now) as hobby...
Nice article. I am looking to learn Tailwind CSS soon. I am a newbie to frontend development. I have not worked with CSS at all and only used some ready-made bootstrap template on a hobby project (with dumb frontend and doing everything in python DJANGO backend :-) ). I only understand some basics of HTML. Now, If I start learning web (frontend) development, can I start with Tailwind CSS after HTML without learning CSS or SCSS and directly move to JS after that? It looks like I can just use a combination of pre-existing Tailwind classes on HTML tags to get the desired UI without understanding much of CSS itself?
better to learn CSS first ,than tailwind or bootstrap ,cause CSS is just the basic so u need to learn the basic to understand how this frameworks works.
No first learn CSS, before getting into tailwind, it does not make sense to skip the basics.
Tailwind expects you to understand how CSS works.
You'll have a hard time understanding if you come from no CSS background.
Also, don't rush into JS, it's a big topic and essential for understanding web techniques.
Embedded software engineer (C, Linux) & Engineering manager for 15+ years. Trying application development (in python, go, Dart+Flutter now) as hobby...
Thanks. That's what I guessed as well. Seeing the tags with tailwind classes is just tempting to jump right in :-). I understand that is not the right approach.
Nice article. I am looking to learn Tailwind CSS soon. I am a newbie to frontend development. I have not worked with CSS at all and only used some ready-made bootstrap template on a hobby project (with dumb frontend and doing everything in python DJANGO backend :-) ). I only understand some basics of HTML. Now, If I start learning web (frontend) development, can I start with Tailwind CSS after HTML without learning CSS or SCSS and directly move to JS after that? It looks like I can just use a combination of pre-existing Tailwind classes on HTML tags to get the desired UI without understanding much of CSS itself?
better to learn CSS first ,than tailwind or bootstrap ,cause CSS is just the basic so u need to learn the basic to understand how this frameworks works.
No first learn CSS, before getting into tailwind, it does not make sense to skip the basics.
Tailwind expects you to understand how CSS works.
You'll have a hard time understanding if you come from no CSS background.
Also, don't rush into JS, it's a big topic and essential for understanding web techniques.
Thanks. That's what I guessed as well. Seeing the tags with tailwind classes is just tempting to jump right in :-). I understand that is not the right approach.
learning CSS with tailwindcss for me is the best approach.. it's easiest way to learn CSS. tailwind CSS + chrome dev to see generated css