@@FullMe7alJacke7 tell me you don't have a clue without telling me you don't have a clue. The tailwind vscode extension is authored by the tailwind team and the publisher is verified by Microsoft, you donut. Even on the Rider plugin page everyone knows it is broken and the go to advice is to use vscode
For anyone looking for a UI framework for Blazor, look no further. The absolute winner is MudBlazor. Tailwind is not Blazor specific, it's a CSS framework, you need to *LEARN* it and *REMEMBER* and you don't really want or need to do that. With MudBlazor, every component is a Blazor component, simply add it to your page. Could never have been easier to create beautiful websites.
I lerned to dislike stuff like MudBlazor a lot ... Yes they are "great" to just bunch together a webside ... BUT ... there 2 Things that can (and in my experiance WILL happen) ... you find yourself in a spot where you Realise you need something "more" specific for this use case ... Then you start to create your custom version of this kind of Component ... Then you find another specific use case ... and you adapot your own Component so it is able to handle this situation too if needed ... And a few month later you realised that your own Components are "more" usefull and adaptable for your situation then the ones from MudBlazor ... And then you think ... well ... if i wouldnt have used MudBlazor so much and would have started to do everythink myself i wouldnt have a clusterfuck of custom components here, Mudblazor their or the need to change everythink to "my" components ... Is is WAY faster to use Mudblazor in the start ... but it is more Productive to build your components yourself if it comes to maintenance and expansion ...
Totally agree with the hate-hate (sometimes still love, though) relationship with hot reload. Thanks for the great and funny talk! 😊
Great talk! It was an easy watch, entertaining and very educational. Thanks Chris!
Guys could you please open source this beautiful blazor template so we can make beautiful looking sites?
so how to get it work with Css Isolation ?
Wow this is awesome.
Great Job!
No support for flowbite with blazor ? Not working interactivity with it.
Using Rider, there's no auto-completion for tailwind due to its broken plugin... Shame :
Vscode is the way
@@henry-js Yeah, nothing like needing a 3rd party plugin that may or may not be secure for anything and everything....
@@FullMe7alJacke7 tell me you don't have a clue without telling me you don't have a clue. The tailwind vscode extension is authored by the tailwind team and the publisher is verified by Microsoft, you donut. Even on the Rider plugin page everyone knows it is broken and the go to advice is to use vscode
@@FullMe7alJacke7 Rider has many third party plugins
I want to show html report in bazlor with multiple table.......anyone can help me...plz share me the source... ❤❤❤
I totally agree!
For anyone looking for a UI framework for Blazor, look no further. The absolute winner is MudBlazor.
Tailwind is not Blazor specific, it's a CSS framework, you need to *LEARN* it and *REMEMBER* and you don't really want or need to do that.
With MudBlazor, every component is a Blazor component, simply add it to your page. Could never have been easier to create beautiful websites.
Agree with you. However, there is room for a great CSS too!
@@Duelweb Indeed, they complement eachother
MudBlazor is a component framework.
Tailwind is a CSS "language" á la SCSS. They're really not comparable
I lerned to dislike stuff like MudBlazor a lot ...
Yes they are "great" to just bunch together a webside ...
BUT ... there 2 Things that can (and in my experiance WILL happen) ... you find yourself in a spot where you Realise you need something "more" specific for this use case ...
Then you start to create your custom version of this kind of Component ...
Then you find another specific use case ... and you adapot your own Component so it is able to handle this situation too if needed ...
And a few month later you realised that your own Components are "more" usefull and adaptable for your situation then the ones from MudBlazor ...
And then you think ... well ... if i wouldnt have used MudBlazor so much and would have started to do everythink myself i wouldnt have a clusterfuck of custom components here, Mudblazor their or the need to change everythink to "my" components ...
Is is WAY faster to use Mudblazor in the start ... but it is more Productive to build your components yourself if it comes to maintenance and expansion ...
big fan of MudBlazor. I'm looking to do CSS animation to complement it and I saw this vid...checking if this fits the bill
Does this work for a blazor server app?
yes
@@ados_guy Thanks!