Tailwind CSS v1.0 - A utility-first CSS framework for building custom designs.
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Most frameworks make it really hard to build custom designs, but Tailwind is different. Instead of predesigned components, Tailwind provides low-level utility classes that let you build completely custom designs without ever leaving your HTML.
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GiveYaw
Great job with the release!!
Pros:Wonderful CSS framework that enforces consistency with customizable spacing & typography scales.
Cons:Syntax takes a bit of time to get used to
YourNote
Once tailwind, always tailwind
Pros:Super fast prototyping, makes me a better web designer
Cons:Can take time getting used to, hang in there
Looking forward to a component library :-)
Pros:This is my ideal framework. Ease of use, cleanliness, readability of code are huge bonuses. Forces good and modern development practices
Cons:You either already like or you learn to love the utility-first approach
LeadQuest by DropFriends
The authors are amazing people and the authors of Refactoring UI. Which gives them community recognition. As people who work daily with products, I put a lot a trust in knowing, that most issues I will face on my Apps, they did already and had put them into consideration.
Pros:👶🏽 Easy to use 🏎 Fast 💪🏽 Powerful
Cons:It might be a lot to take in at the beginning, but it gradually gets better.
I don't wanna go back to the "old ways" of writing CSS. Don't even wanna look back.
Pros:Prototyping + making changes = fast. With PurgeCSS, total CSS is tiny. Helps sticking to a design system. Docs are great. Robust defaults.
Cons:Requires good CSS knowledge. Lots of classes in your HTML (you get used to it). Takes a little to learn the class names (use extensions).
Reform
I ❤️ Tailwind
Pros:Tailwind is life
Cons:CSS sucks
Tailwind lets me reproduce designs faster than any other CSS framework or methodology, and even better, I can come back to any site built using Tailwind and pick it right up. I thought I loved writing CSS until I discovered Tailwind, now I’m really glad I don’t have to. Although if I really have to, Tailwind makes the CSS architecture of a project so simple and logical, with its separation between base styles, components, and utilities. I would never go back to anything else.
Pros:I can build anything design I want much faster than with regular CSS.
Cons:@apply doesn’t work with variants, and some utilities available in plugins should be in the core IMO.
Love Tailwind CSS for his simplicity and freedom.
Pros:Easy, Good Docs
Cons:Only few Examples, Themes, components
There is so many helpful classes so you won't need to go back and forth between CSS and HTML
Pros:It make it easy to start building . Stopping to see if this fit or not just got out the window.
Cons:Nothing for real. Try it