This was one of, if not THE, most useful Tailwindcss videos I’ve watched thus far, and I’ve been binge-watching them lately. I particularly liked that you showed the plugins that extend vanilla tailwind like typography and animate. Earned my sub! Gonna go check out your channel for more while I continue on my webdev learning journey (I’m a long-time career business analyst.)
One thing I use for responsiveness is for things like instead of needing to add display block to something at certain breakpoints you can do `max-md:hidden` that way it’s just a little less code and tailwind basically treats it in reverse so up to md I want to be hidden rather than starting at md. Also you can omit the _ in the arbitrary values when it’s comma separated like colors, min/max/clamp, etc, the parser can automatically pick up the separator.
Also speaking of plugins, I actually created a npm package that allows you to pass in your primitives and helps you create themes for tailwind, essentially creates a custom tailwind plugin for you with your colors/themes.
Great video TailwindCSS works perfectly with my new projects. It's easy to use and, most importantly, makes it easier to center divs and to choose colors and follow the "color rule"😆
No, you can use tailwindcss for most of your styles, but you can use the input.css to define standard CSS classes that will get compiled into your deployed CSS file.
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This was one of, if not THE, most useful Tailwindcss videos I’ve watched thus far, and I’ve been binge-watching them lately. I particularly liked that you showed the plugins that extend vanilla tailwind like typography and animate. Earned my sub! Gonna go check out your channel for more while I continue on my webdev learning journey (I’m a long-time career business analyst.)
One thing I use for responsiveness is for things like instead of needing to add display block to something at certain breakpoints you can do `max-md:hidden` that way it’s just a little less code and tailwind basically treats it in reverse so up to md I want to be hidden rather than starting at md.
Also you can omit the _ in the arbitrary values when it’s comma separated like colors, min/max/clamp, etc, the parser can automatically pick up the separator.
Oh cool! I actually didn’t know they supported that haha!
Also speaking of plugins, I actually created a npm package that allows you to pass in your primitives and helps you create themes for tailwind, essentially creates a custom tailwind plugin for you with your colors/themes.
@@BlazeShomidaWhat is the name of the package?
Great video
TailwindCSS works perfectly with my new projects. It's easy to use and, most importantly, makes it easier to center divs and to choose colors and follow the "color rule"😆
awesome video! great job due!
Great video, loved it!
Amazing as always! Thank you
Thank you so much! 😁
Nice Video Tom. Please what Vscode theme are you using?
Andromeda!
@@tomisloading Thanks
I love this. thanks for the tips
Happy I can help! :)
Your goated. Keep it up
Great tutorial 🎉
Thank you! 😁
Great thanks buddy
Amazing! It was a pleasant refreshment for me. Could you make a video about tailwind 4 alpha?
Noted!
css nativo o tailwind , tengo que elegir uno ?
No, you can use tailwindcss for most of your styles, but you can use the input.css to define standard CSS classes that will get compiled into your deployed CSS file.
Great video. Small, niggling correction: 'leading' at 11:18 is pronounced with a short 'e', as in 'ledding'. Rhymes with 'sledding'.
I love tailwind css but don't know why my tutor insisted bootstrap