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The big advantage of tailwind for me is that it solves responsive design better than any system I've used before. I'm not amazing at frontend styling (I get by)
by sb8244 6y ago
The big advantage of tailwind for me is that it solves responsive design better than any system I've used before. I'm not amazing at frontend styling (I get by), but I feel like a superhero with tailwind css and UI (worth the money)
- stanislavb 6y agoWhat other frameworks have you tried?
- sb8244 6y agoBootstrap 3, Sass, styled-components. I am sure there's more but that's the last few years of stuff Before Tailwind with PostCSS, I'd probably hand roll some Sass-powered UI, or find a template to base it off of.
- habosa 6y agoThat's interesting, I love Tailwind but I think Tailwind's responsive stuff is the messiest part. Do you have any good resources to share about doing effective and maintainable responsive design on a non-toy website using Tailwind?
- sb8244 6y agoNot really any advice here. I am using it for my product and it has been basically changing up the design as needed. It's pretty common for me to make use of grid-cols-1 and then something like md:grid-cols-2 or 3 to keep it single column on mobile and multi-column on desktop
- habosa 6y agoOk that's what I'm doing too! It always works but also feels a bit messy and when I want to make a change it ends up being hard to untangle all the nested selectors.
- sb8244 6y agoYa I don't know how that will work out exactly. Changes so far haven't been bad for me but no experience with maintenance over time. I will say that maintenance of hand rolled Sass has not been great overtime. It's really hard to tell what's in use and what's not.