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Anyone with experience using Tailwind UI want to comment on how this compares?
by irrational 5y ago
Anyone with experience using Tailwind UI want to comment on how this compares?
- Brajeshwar 5y agoHere is my quick observation on a cursory glance. DaisyUI is beautifully written. This can be the kit with a boatload of work done for you. Think like Bootstrap but better with Tailwind. You can use this to teach how to write well thought-out CSS codes, separation, and extensibility. TailwindUI is more like Bourbon[1] (was my go-to Sass tool) but on the structural interfaces done for you. I'm standardizing out Web, WebApps, and marketing materials to start with TailwindUI. Someone with good chop of CSS/Tailwind won't likely need to use TailwinUI but it can be a fast tool for teams. It is highly extensible but also has the double-edge sword criteria that a rookie can just keep copy-pasting, repeating codes and still work (not a good thing). Will we use DaisyUI for the team? Unlikely! Will I use it for some quick but still larger project, marketing page? I might very likely. 1. https://www.bourbon.io https://www.bourbon.io
- nkmnz 5y agoUsing tailwindUI a lot. This doesn’t come close in terms of visual quality.
- ing33k 5y agoI recently used Tailwind UI to build https://zcashblockexplorer.com https://zcashblockexplorer.com Tailwind UI is great! ( please note that I a primarily a backend dev with limited knowledge of CSS ) Looking forward to explore DaisyUI soon !