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Ignore advice that doesn't give a rationale. <-- Like that Don't be afraid of Tailwind. It does not require NPM/Node. Utility CSS can be very helpful. If it wo
by freeopinion 4y ago
Ignore advice that doesn't give a rationale. <-- Like that
Don't be afraid of Tailwind. It does not require NPM/Node. Utility CSS can be very helpful. If it works for you, tailwindcss is a great tool. By all means, give Basscss, etc a look as well.
- toastercat 4y agoPoint taken. As mentioned in another comment, I wrote that in reaction to the comments telling a front-end newb to start installing a bunch of NPM packages and CLI tools. I don't think OP should be "afraid" of Tailwind, but for someone new to front-end development, I would not recommend you install a CLI tool or some funky CDN script just to style your HTML. Basscss is a good alternative since it's small and ships as a single plain CSS file.