Everything you need to know about TailwindCSS and Angular applications

[@starlite7249]

Thank you found your video from the official Angular Discord.

[@pazzuto]

Great video! Thank you. I'm still on the fence about TailwindCSS, but I'm glad to see your explanation of the out-of-the-box support in Angular.

[@uytruongx]

Thank you a lot for this amazing video! I really appreciate this because it helped me a lot on understanding how Angular and Tailwind work together and put them into my projects. Keep up the great work!

[@StephenPienaar]

Nice video, thank you Chau. Among other things, this helped me put the need for the (now non-essential) ngneat /tailwind package into perspective.

[@ChauTran]

Thank you Stephen for the kind words.

[@poormancodespmc4598]

Thank you very much for your great work!

[@WilliamJuan]

Great video Chau! Thanks! 😀

[@ashinlaurel5862]

Nice Video!!! Helped a lot

[@nicholaalkhouri1353]

Great video, keep up the great work 💪

[@ChauTran]

Thank you Nichola for your kind words.

[@OlehBiblyi]

Great video, thank you!

[@trungvose]

Great video bro 🔥

[@Billiam112]

Thanks Chau! 👌

[@usama251993]

Thanks for the video Chau, it was great. One question from me - is it advisable to migrate from ngneat/tailwind to tailwindcss?

[@ChauTran]

if your angular version is 11.2+, yes, I’d suggest to drop ngneat/tailwind

[@OlehBiblyi]

Waiting more videos like this, is it better bind [class] or use directive [ngClass]?

[@ChauTran]

The two can be used either interchangeably or together, since Ivy. I usually stick with `[class]` until I need to bind 2 different ways: an array AND an object then I combine [class] with [ngClass]

[@OlehBiblyi]

@@ChauTran Amazing, thanks for comment.

[@vuthien9342]

đỉnh nhe anh

[@nguyennhathoang8791]

Video hay quá, em xem nhiều mà chỉ có video ảnh có hướng dẫn cho tailwind chỉ tiết