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Mobile UI components made with Tailwind CSS
- solarkraft 5y agoReminds me of mobile jQuery web-UIs from 2012. Not quite right fake native look, quirky animations. At least fast, though. Still not sure why you’d want it. For web view apps? I can guarantee you that I as a user would be very irritated.
- sam_goody 5y agoGiven the popularity + its utilty form, Tailwind is now becoming the platform for others to build their "Component CSS" libraries off of. We have recently seen this[1] Flowbite[2], Daisy[3] and material[8] for "components", and TailwindUI[4] and others [5] for templates (which are just "framweworks" for css instead of "libraries")... And other projects inspired by Tailwind[7], and spoofs (lost the link, was on HN a few weeks ago)... [1]: https://tailwind-mobile.com https://tailwind-mobile.com [2]: https://flowbite.com https://flowbite.com [3]: https://daisyui.com https://daisyui.com [4]: tailwindui.com (the "official" framework) [5]: https://www.tailwind-kit.com/components https://www.tailwind-kit.com/components [6]: https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com [7]: https://www.pollen.style https://www.pollen.style [8]: https://material-tailwind.com/components https://material-tailwind.com/components
- solarkraft 5y agoReminds me of mobile jQuery web-UIs from 2012. Not quite right fake native look, quirky animations. At least fast, though.