django-tailwind - Easy TailwindCSS setup in Django projects!

[@bugbytes3923]

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[@jospindrumeo1]

Thank you for your videos I like Django and I saw your KZbin channel you're the best you're making my way in django

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot, that's amazing to hear!

[@danilogouvea]

This tutorial is gold! Thanks, mate! Cheers from Brazil!

[@bugbytes3923]

Greetings from Scotland and thanks for watching mate!

[@BuzzNoodle33]

This package may save approximately 20-40 minutes of setup time compared to the original tutorial, but it introduces unnecessary abstractions that can reduce flexibility. At some point of time, a team will have to learn its magic and how to deal with it in complex setups. The video itself is excellent. Thank you!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you! Yeah, I totally agree, I think the package is a good primer into the setup of Tailwind but at some point, you'd want someone in your team to understand the concepts behind it all.

[@lanasillomaster7034]

Excellent tutorial, very clear and explaining a lot of useful details. I came to just install Tailwind but ended up using DasiyUI too now! Thank you!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@arnostrauss8236]

Thanks

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks so much for the super thanks, much appreciated!

[@Sirot1d]

Good work bro. Definitely best instructor related django on youtube.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot bro, appreciate that!

[@developershub2024]

These are my tools, have been using them for a while now, thank you for refreshing on that topic, great video bro!!

[@bugbytes3923]

Awesome! Thanks bro!

[@raulolmos345]

Very good video, completing all the tools for Django. We could now put our Django + Tailwind + Htmx applications into production.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you!

[@queendarlinnnamani4779]

Awesome video and well-detailed. Thank you

[@bugbytes3923]

Glad it helped, thank you!

[@pc-explorer]

Thanks so much for tutorial, your video is helpful.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot, glad to hear it!

[@abdulrehmantehseen7528]

what a great tutorial, Thank u

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you!

[@imramugh]

Great tutorial... thank you!!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@pc-explorer]

It will be so useful if you make a video about Django-htmx 🙏

[@bugbytes3923]

If you mean the "django-htmx" package, I did a video on this before: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqCUlquImpyNbqc

[@Tales_n_trails_yt]

Thank you for the well detailed video mate. 🤍

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@Odinson-d6d]

Thanks man ❤

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@notthemlgtom494]

I have been watching alot of your django + other tech videos and I gotta say you are one of the best web people out there. I was also wondering if you prefer any other back-end technology other than django. Also, do you think the django templating system can function seamlessly similar to an SPA? Thanks!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot! I also like Go, FastAPI, and have been working with Next.js recently on the server. As for templating, I think you can get a lot of good interactivity now with modern JavaScript and tools like HTMX/Alpine alongside Django templates, but for complex scenarios a SPA is probably going to be better.

[@FGvelo]

My man Always turn up nice man

[@bugbytes3923]

thank you!

[@dodokwak]

Thanks a lot. It was the reason why I didn't use tailwind in my django project. Even with webpack I couldn't manage to create a light weighted bundle for production. (bootstrap 5 is at least somewhat lighter)

[@ItsEverythingElse]

That makes no sense. Bootstrap5 will never be lighter than Tailwind (assuming you are doing things correctly).

[@dodokwak]

@@ItsEverythingElse The default Tailwind configuration comes with 36.4KB minified and g-zipped. Compared to Bootstrap at 22.1KB , Tailwind is 14.3KB heavier.

[@trosgate]

Great Job

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@jospindrumeo1]

Will you please prepare for a full tuto of django-tailwind and htmx together please

[@venkateshchary3420]

Great content , Could you please make a video on multiple inheritanced serializers in Django

[@frameff9073]

🎉 Thank

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks as always!

[@seven1_studio]

Use *concurrently* npm package for run commands concurrently. By using we can run any number of commands at one time.

[@RubelMollah-w7b]

Thanks....

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you for watching!

[@amineboutaghou4714]

Hi, many thanks for your content. Which vscode extensions are you using for having both django and tailwind syntax highlighting in the html templates file ? Thank you !

[@jimvvv]

Is there a good tool to prettify tailwindcss in django template but not making built-in tag messed?

[@Yarkanlaki]

Which way is faster django-tailwind package or flowbite tutorial

[@alimansimov1929]

How this will work on production

[@jospindrumeo1]

And if you have a full tuto of Htmx and Django please share them with me I want to know the full functionality of htmx in django😔🙏🙏

[@levimoore800]

I dont think this is working. i did yourr steps but I dont get a success button as green. Did you do something off screen. can you share this code

[@abdulbosit]

Thank you. Can you show your extensions

[@bugbytes3923]

Hi - do you mean on vscode?

[@abdulbosit]

@@bugbytes3923 yes

[@zakchips]

Can I deploy django project using Tailwind without docker container? As I understood I need to install node.js on the remote server but would it be enough? Thank you.

[@bugbytes3923]

You can definitely deploy Django with Tailwind, without using Docker. Using django-tailwind as an example - a bundle is generated automatically, and you can ship this to your server. The remote server would not require Node.js to be installed.

[@freshnews7198]

Sir i am becoming fan you. Sir I want to be your pupil ❤

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks for your comment, glad to hear that!

[@ahmedaz6917]

why django-tailwind when we can use cdn tailwind

[@bugbytes3923]

"The CDN loads the entire CSS of Tailwind, which is thousands of classes, causing the browser to load a lot of unnecessary information." Basically, using a more optimized workflow such as django-tailwind allows you to only bundle the Tailwind classes that you actually use in your application, which can be much better for performance.

[@David-eb8lh]

If you look at your developer console, tailwind css itself warns you to avoid using cdn in production apps.

[@JT-mr3db]

Pretty sure django-tailwind is a dead project. Hasn't received any love in a while.

[@serychristianrenaud]

Thanks

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks for watching!