Improving Tailwind by doing these 3 things

[@mzzegarra]

I was one of those haters... Now I'm a Tailwind fan. Moving to a new modern way to build web app. Tailwind is so refreshing

[@rickybarabba7866]

Good points! 👏

[@jsk9559]

Great video. Very informative!

[@Tuto1902]

Team Tailwind ✊🏻

[@aarondfrancis]

vv good tips! Love your videos

[@amanuelmekashaw8738]

i was screaming tailwind JIT very nice video

[@mintdev]

Thanks!!

[@jakubvokoun81]

I'm not that great at context switching, so I kinda like the Tailwind approach. Anyway, good points. :⁠-⁠)

[@juanmacias5922]

Being able to use DaisyUI sounds super cool, had no idea you could do that! Also, you could technically customize your tailwind inline (p-[5px]), although it's probably not a great idea, since you might want to make it more uniform, the way you showed.

[@aschmelyun]

I'm not a massive fan of the inline tailwind classes, mainly for the point you just said (uniformity). Although if you absolutely have to have that pixel-perfect precision, it's not that bad. I'd probably just end up refactoring that to a specific class at that point!

[@juanmacias5922]

​@@aschmelyun exactly! Just thought I'd mention it, in case we got any "But I need 5px of padding" stragglers! lol

[@Pedram-cy3wu]

Daisyui is great

[@pashbat]

just go good old bootstrap