I just started using Tailwind for the first time and at first I didn't care for it because of needing to specify so many configuration pieces, but now that I have it up and running, it's been enjoyable to use!
I was already (inconsistently) writing my own m-top classes for my apps, so the style they use just made my css consistent rather than just different enough to be a pain between apps!
I love Tailwind so much. The ability to simply write HTML (and skipping CSS for most things) allows me to move much faster. I'm not a designer, but there's something about having so much power at your fingertips.
The one advantage I particularly like is not fighting against the framework. I've used Bootstrap for many years in the past (and loved it), but fighting against the defaults was a common thread.
I just started using Tailwind for the first time and at first I didn't care for it because of needing to specify so many configuration pieces, but now that I have it up and running, it's been enjoyable to use!
I was already (inconsistently) writing my own
m-topclasses for my apps, so the style they use just made my css consistent rather than just different enough to be a pain between apps!I love Tailwind so much. The ability to simply write HTML (and skipping CSS for most things) allows me to move much faster. I'm not a designer, but there's something about having so much power at your fingertips.
The one advantage I particularly like is not fighting against the framework. I've used Bootstrap for many years in the past (and loved it), but fighting against the defaults was a common thread.
Part of why I've been enjoying Tailwind is that it has made me more consistent in my spacing, which has greatly improved how my UI looks 😅
Yeah it's too much to configure, not for beginners at all.