Tailwind CSS framework aim to optimize performance, but Tailwind CSS's utility-first approach allows developers to reduce CSS file sizes by including only the classes needed. This often leads to smaller file sizes and improved performance
@ Tailwind CSS can significantly reduce your application's CSS file size by purging unused styles in production. While the development build is ~3-5 MB, the optimized production build is typically only 10-50 KB, saving space compared to traditional CSS frameworks or custom stylesheets
@@Martindevs2024 Well if that is true, I would see the benefits. Where exactly does all this massive unused css code come from? Is this the excess from bootstrap and other libraries?
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Yeaa! Another js library to learn and add complexity to project designs and developments. What does this add that existing libraries do not?
Tailwind CSS framework aim to optimize performance, but Tailwind CSS's utility-first approach allows developers to reduce CSS file sizes by including only the classes needed. This often leads to smaller file sizes and improved performance
@@Martindevs2024 So developers can get sloppy with code maintanence? How much file size on average gets saved? I dont get it.
@ Tailwind CSS can significantly reduce your application's CSS file size by purging unused styles in production. While the development build is ~3-5 MB, the optimized production build is typically only 10-50 KB, saving space compared to traditional CSS frameworks or custom stylesheets
@@Martindevs2024 Well if that is true, I would see the benefits.
Where exactly does all this massive unused css code come from? Is this the excess from bootstrap and other libraries?