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Honestly, these days you'd be better off learning Tailwind CSS[1]. I previously used Bootstrap, but Tailwind CSS is so much nicer. I prefer Tailwind CSS over B
by schappim 4y ago
Honestly, these days you'd be better off learning Tailwind CSS[1]. I previously used Bootstrap, but Tailwind CSS is so much nicer.
I prefer Tailwind CSS over Bootstrap because it is a utility-first framework, allowing me to style elements directly with low-level utility classes, rather than relying on the predefined styles and components of the framework.
The Tailwind folks have done a good job making it highly customisable. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and needs.
[1] https://tailwindcss.com/ https://tailwindcss.com/
- solardev 4y agoThey solve different problems though. Tailwind is great if you have a design system you have to use, but bootstrap gives you more out of the box defaults to use if you don't want to think about that sort of stuff.
- twoquestions 4y agoI'd very much recommend also using DaisyUI, it gives a lot of sensible defaults for buttons and such that Tailwind forces you to make decisions on. https://daisyui.com/ https://daisyui.com/ As for OP's question, just play with it! Futz with different classes and see what happens! A structured approach I don't think will work terribly well.
- _448 4y agoSo how is daisyui different from bootstrap?