This package may save approximately 20-40 minutes of setup time compared to the original tutorial, but it introduces unnecessary abstractions that can reduce flexibility. At some point of time, a team will have to learn its magic and how to deal with it in complex setups. The video itself is excellent. Thank you!
Thank you! Yeah, I totally agree, I think the package is a good primer into the setup of Tailwind but at some point, you'd want someone in your team to understand the concepts behind it all.
Thanks a lot. It was the reason why I didn't use tailwind in my django project. Even with webpack I couldn't manage to create a light weighted bundle for production. (bootstrap 5 is at least somewhat lighter)
@@ItsEverythingElse The default Tailwind configuration comes with 36.4KB minified and g-zipped. Compared to Bootstrap at 22.1KB , Tailwind is 14.3KB heavier.
I have been watching alot of your django + other tech videos and I gotta say you are one of the best web people out there. I was also wondering if you prefer any other back-end technology other than django. Also, do you think the django templating system can function seamlessly similar to an SPA? Thanks!
Thanks a lot! I also like Go, FastAPI, and have been working with Next.js recently on the server. As for templating, I think you can get a lot of good interactivity now with modern JavaScript and tools like HTMX/Alpine alongside Django templates, but for complex scenarios a SPA is probably going to be better.
Can I deploy django project using Tailwind without docker container? As I understood I need to install node.js on the remote server but would it be enough? Thank you.
You can definitely deploy Django with Tailwind, without using Docker. Using django-tailwind as an example - a bundle is generated automatically, and you can ship this to your server. The remote server would not require Node.js to be installed.
"The CDN loads the entire CSS of Tailwind, which is thousands of classes, causing the browser to load a lot of unnecessary information." Basically, using a more optimized workflow such as django-tailwind allows you to only bundle the Tailwind classes that you actually use in your application, which can be much better for performance.
This package may save approximately 20-40 minutes of setup time compared to the original tutorial, but it introduces unnecessary abstractions that can reduce flexibility. At some point of time, a team will have to learn its magic and how to deal with it in complex setups.
The video itself is excellent. Thank you!
Thank you! Yeah, I totally agree, I think the package is a good primer into the setup of Tailwind but at some point, you'd want someone in your team to understand the concepts behind it all.
Very good video, completing all the tools for Django. We could now put our Django + Tailwind + Htmx applications into production.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot. It was the reason why I didn't use tailwind in my django project. Even with webpack I couldn't manage to create a light weighted bundle for production. (bootstrap 5 is at least somewhat lighter)
That makes no sense. Bootstrap5 will never be lighter than Tailwind (assuming you are doing things correctly).
@@ItsEverythingElse The default Tailwind configuration comes with 36.4KB minified and g-zipped. Compared to Bootstrap at 22.1KB , Tailwind is 14.3KB heavier.
Great Job
Thanks a lot!
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Thanks for watching!
I have been watching alot of your django + other tech videos and I gotta say you are one of the best web people out there. I was also wondering if you prefer any other back-end technology other than django. Also, do you think the django templating system can function seamlessly similar to an SPA? Thanks!
Thanks a lot! I also like Go, FastAPI, and have been working with Next.js recently on the server. As for templating, I think you can get a lot of good interactivity now with modern JavaScript and tools like HTMX/Alpine alongside Django templates, but for complex scenarios a SPA is probably going to be better.
These are my tools, have been using them for a while now, thank you for refreshing on that topic, great video bro!!
Awesome! Thanks bro!
Use *concurrently* npm package for run commands concurrently. By using we can run any number of commands at one time.
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Great content , Could you please make a video on multiple inheritanced serializers in Django
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Thanks as always!
Is there a good tool to prettify tailwindcss in django template but not making built-in tag messed?
Which way is faster django-tailwind package or flowbite tutorial
Can I deploy django project using Tailwind without docker container? As I understood I need to install node.js on the remote server but would it be enough? Thank you.
You can definitely deploy Django with Tailwind, without using Docker.
Using django-tailwind as an example - a bundle is generated automatically, and you can ship this to your server. The remote server would not require Node.js to be installed.
Thank you. Can you show your extensions
Hi - do you mean on vscode?
@@bugbytes3923 yes
I dont think this is working. i did yourr steps but I dont get a success button as green. Did you do something off screen. can you share this code
Sir i am becoming fan you. Sir I want to be your pupil ❤
Thanks for your comment, glad to hear that!
why django-tailwind when we can use cdn tailwind
"The CDN loads the entire CSS of Tailwind, which is thousands of classes, causing the browser to load a lot of unnecessary information."
Basically, using a more optimized workflow such as django-tailwind allows you to only bundle the Tailwind classes that you actually use in your application, which can be much better for performance.
If you look at your developer console, tailwind css itself warns you to avoid using cdn in production apps.
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Thanks so much for the super thanks, much appreciated!