@@codinginflowlook bro when a link works, the color of link is blue and when you click on that you redirect to the page but this link is not blue and when you click on it you don't redirect to the page
@@hendrywilliam I will gladly take all of the challenges of css/scss over the disaster that is tailwind. Having like 5-20 classes on every single element is just about the most god awful thing I've ever had to deal with on projects I didn't write. And then don't get me started on "but then you don't have to come up with class names" because the irony is, in most tailwind projects I've come across, the markup is littered with comments explaining what the following spaghetti code is, when a class name would have just told you what it is and how it relates to the rest of the markup 😂
@@punkwebif thats your only argument against TW and what makes you not use tailwind, then there is a VScode extension that hides that whole className line for you when u done, and show only the one that u currently working with. problem solved
@@ezetenduwilliams7322 So far have 84.55% of support. I think that's pretty good. The thing is: css modules doesn't have it yet. When that happen, I going to drop my css-in-js for that.
No, i hated the back and forth, having to remember specificity when styles just dont get applied 😂. With tailwind i feel in control all the time and no need for back and forth. Plus there's really cool styling libraries build on top of tailwind
@@faisalhrbk css selectors box-model margin padding flex box grid positions media queries other stuffs like color, background, fonts after learning this concepts make a responsive design if you make it jump to tailwindcss
@@pxycknomdictator4483 its been only near 2weeks since i started learning html and css and i spend 3-4 hrs daily and i stuied all of them except media queries,animations and some other ocre things but im not even good at one thing, im thinking to give a month more, then shift to js, can i learn tailwind before js, btw im a self learner, i want to make this my profession im dedicated to it
@@pxycknomdictator4483 its been one week and half since i started learning html and css, and i almost study 3-4 hrs a day,a nd im a selflearner following youtube long courses, i have made my mind to stick with fornt end web developer, i have stuided abbove thing you have mentioned actually i have now only have knowlede of them, but literally im not even good at one thing, im thinking to give a month more to have basics knowldegeeee themmm, then ill start learning JS, the question is can i learn tailwind css before js, and what about bootstrap ??
I actually prefer vanilla css because it’s much more customizable tailwind has a better look tho but you can achieve that same look with vanilla css if you know what to do
it's not about the look it's about how fast you can code in tailwind vs css, and you really can customize tailwind just as much css and you can always mix vanilla css and tailwind css
That's so true, I started using Tailwind CSS five years ago, and when my little sister who started learning web development recently, asked for help with one of her CSS codes, I was like wait, I'm coming, it took me a couple of minutes to get it done. But previously, I would have nailed it instantly.
You can make all inline in HTML but when you have more files more pages style.css is only place where you know you need to fix everything in your HTML.
Actually using both are the best approach, for simple styles and responsiveness taiwlind, for very complex styles and animations use pure css, and of course a mix of them: use @apply for mix several tailwind styles into a single class and reuse it.
the is an annoying situtation i am facing now when i go to interview and said i am good at tailwind they reply so its also a framework most people still dont understand how good tailwind is and its a way to write css not a framework
I have to stay away from bootstrap now. Because I can't properly remove unused css. And if you try it, something in event listener or nested class gonna broke.
tailwind is a utility library, you provide different class utilities to your elements in your HTML and this solves a lot of complexity that CSS introduces, but that doesn't change the fact that you should understand the hidden details of CSS
css is fine. The more you know about it, the better you will be at tailwind. At least, that's the experience i have. So from time to time, I go back to css make sure i don't lose my touch
тот случай когда не освоил CSS тогда шаблонная стилизация хороша, и не смущает простыня классов в jsx потому что сам не можешь сделать такого. Bootstrap переродился)
Alright, props to React developers for bravely venturing into CSS territory, even with Tailwind 👏. But for us front-end devs, Tailwind is like coding heresy! 😱🚫
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The link is not work
@@osmankain1508 Why not?
I'm not sure maybe don't works just for me@@codinginflow
@@osmankain1508 Do you see no page at all?
@@codinginflowlook bro when a link works, the color of link is blue and when you click on that you redirect to the page but this link is not blue and when you click on it you don't redirect to the page
This is so true i recently started using tailwind like 5-6 months back . I never want to go back to writing normal css.
Why?
@@tonimacarroni5208vanilla css consumes so much time
Why. ?
sympathies.
I guarantee you will go back when everyone dumps tw in couple of years
This was my exact reaction the first time I saw an html file with giant tailwind class names
Real
Same with typescript and vanilla js 😂
true, js >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> typescript
@@Populous3Tutorialsjs for 100 lines projects only
@@Populous3Tutorials Bro it seems like, you failed maths
😂😂😂
@@philip_krs +1
I struggled with css and just 2 months in Tailwind css and I have a much clearer understanding, never going back😂
Imagine using 100 different tailwind classes, I'll stick to scss
@@ponalvsiki2254Then you have to deal with collision class name, not-so-trivial class name, multiple nonsense files, yeah go with scss.
@@hendrywilliam namespaces and BEM.
@@hendrywilliam I will gladly take all of the challenges of css/scss over the disaster that is tailwind. Having like 5-20 classes on every single element is just about the most god awful thing I've ever had to deal with on projects I didn't write. And then don't get me started on "but then you don't have to come up with class names" because the irony is, in most tailwind projects I've come across, the markup is littered with comments explaining what the following spaghetti code is, when a class name would have just told you what it is and how it relates to the rest of the markup 😂
@@punkwebif thats your only argument against TW and what makes you not use tailwind, then there is a VScode extension that hides that whole className line for you when u done, and show only the one that u currently working with. problem solved
Haha. Me personally I don't like Tailwind but what you show is totally true. I really think that could be improved with the nesting on CSS
CSS currently accepts nesting but it doesn't have high browser support
@@ezetenduwilliams7322 So far have 84.55% of support. I think that's pretty good. The thing is: css modules doesn't have it yet. When that happen, I going to drop my css-in-js for that.
i still respect vanilla css
But I don't like tailwind as normal css file improve readability of code and it gives more freedom in design.
Factxxxx
It's because u haven't worked enough on big projects
No, i hated the back and forth, having to remember specificity when styles just dont get applied 😂. With tailwind i feel in control all the time and no need for back and forth. Plus there's really cool styling libraries build on top of tailwind
Tailwind is time saver and if you want to use vanilla css you can also do it in your tailwind project. Also you Don't have to think about class name.
thank you, this is my exact argument
So damn true bro After using TailwindCSS you will never look back to custom CSS
if you you were already bad at css
how much css do i need to shift to tailwind
@@faisalhrbk
css selectors
box-model
margin
padding
flex box
grid
positions
media queries
other stuffs like color, background, fonts
after learning this concepts make a responsive design
if you make it jump to tailwindcss
@@pxycknomdictator4483 its been only near 2weeks since i started learning html and css and i spend 3-4 hrs daily and i stuied all of them except media queries,animations and some other ocre things but im not even good at one thing, im thinking to give a month more, then shift to js, can i learn tailwind before js, btw im a self learner, i want to make this my profession im dedicated to it
@@pxycknomdictator4483 its been one week and half since i started learning html and css, and i almost study 3-4 hrs a day,a nd im a selflearner following youtube long courses, i have made my mind to stick with fornt end web developer, i have stuided abbove thing you have mentioned actually i have now only have knowlede of them, but literally im not even good at one thing, im thinking to give a month more to have basics knowldegeeee themmm, then ill start learning JS, the question is can i learn tailwind css before js, and what about bootstrap
??
I actually prefer vanilla css because it’s much more customizable
tailwind has a better look tho but you can achieve that same look with vanilla css if you know what to do
it's not about the look it's about how fast you can code in tailwind vs css, and you really can customize tailwind just as much css and you can always mix vanilla css and tailwind css
Also responsiveness
Mother is mother ,you can't replace her😅
Yes I have recently used tailwind css in my project and experience was amazing
I like tailwind css framework ❤❤
Nothing beats an optimized self written css in my opinion.
I got back to CSS after 1 year of only tailwind & now trying hard to continue on both
Fact of the matter is, if you write garbage css, your tailwind isn't going to be any better lmao.
Not the point
Actual point @@null_spacex
I don't like tailwind, I prefer scss
same
Let's just say tailwind didn't like you💀
I love Mohamed Hoblos (the man in the video), there are such great videos of him.
That's so true, I started using Tailwind CSS five years ago, and when my little sister who started learning web development recently, asked for help with one of her CSS codes, I was like wait, I'm coming, it took me a couple of minutes to get it done. But previously, I would have nailed it instantly.
This is so funny. I was debating whether or not to learn Tailwind, and this got me to yes.
i started learning webdev with tailwind and i actually enjoy vanilla css
Instead you get it when you look at the HTML/JSX 😂 congrats
In react
for past 2 projects i was using tailwind, and now i am working on another project with vanilla css but i forgot (temporary) css selectors 💀
Been using tailwind for about 3 years now. There’s a time and place for sass. On my personal portfolio, I’m using both.
I love css. You can create your utility classes in css and use it in your html just as tailwind.
that's true
I've been doing that for years before tw
It's going to be very slow. You don't know what tailwinds means.
@@johnnwabuforudemezue1108 I work with tailwind too but I prefer CSS
My personal website it still written in plain CSS
You can make all inline in HTML but when you have more files more pages style.css is only place where you know you need to fix everything in your HTML.
I use styled components. Highly recommended
I actually still use vanilla css for some weird animations that I dont know if I can do in tailwind
Went from Pure CSS to SCSS to Tailwind. Never looked back. It's just more efficient, imo, and I don't like to waste my time naming classes.
you're using css wrong. nav,header,main etc are already elements so why would you use a class?
Actually using both are the best approach, for simple styles and responsiveness taiwlind, for very complex styles and animations use pure css, and of course a mix of them: use @apply for mix several tailwind styles into a single class and reuse it.
the is an annoying situtation i am facing now when i go to interview and said i am good at tailwind they reply so its also a framework most people still dont understand how good tailwind is and its a way to write css not a framework
Its nuts bc its basically the same concept just horizonfal
I use CSS over any framework because it's heavy and I need to override sometimes.
now a days vanilla CSS also becoming so powerful if you check the documentation in 2024...but as utility tailwind is good to use
but with tailwind dont you get like incredibly large class names that create a giant mess if you got a lot of details?
In HTML, I think yea. But with React not so much because you can extract components.
@@codinginflow thanks im thinking of leaening react
Bootstrap vs tailwind which is more effective ?
They’re both shit just learn css
Off course tailwand
So is it necessary to learn vanilla css?
I forget plain css after 1year of tailwind 😂
When opening normal Css file after learning SCSS for a year now
they can allow you to build faster, but nothing can beat vanilla.
no need for tailwind to have that reaction ....
cuz i already react that way when i see CSS !
XDDDDD
I have to stay away from bootstrap now. Because I can't properly remove unused css. And if you try it, something in event listener or nested class gonna broke.
True, once you taste tailwinds CSS, you will never go back again 😅😅😅
Do you use ForgeOptifine to install the mods on CSS?
i have an english degree with me can i work as a web developer after my diploma in coding which is actually 6 month duration
Love the idea
same goes to the html that uses tailwind.
Which the best?
I am not the best at using bootstrap so I do 90% of css vanilla and 10% bootstrap out of which 9% is bootstrap icons
wait till you find out about ui component libraries
Plain CSS🐐
Vanilla for animate only 😂😂
That's my first love, brother
Well that's true if you only just become frontend developer for just 1 year😂
Vanilla css the GOAT
Beautiful plan css
Tailwind is heresy; this guy wouldn’t know
My brother in Christ, i know none here is a SysAdmin, but happens the same when you learn Docker and Kubernetes with the deployment of apps
I totally agree but we need productivity.
POV: Grown men like being organized. So it still my best friend.
bootstrap or tailwind css which should I learn sir? 🥺
Learn Tailwind, much better
I faced that a few days ago :3
The Fevers is Aaliya Boston's team. She is by far the best player on that team
Large corporate are still using Java 8 and html1 css1 😭
That's extremely truee
i dont use tailwind cuz i am a real one
I Love Vanilla CSS More But I Prefer Tailwind 💀
What wrong with css? Is Better using tailwind? Serious asking cz i am newbie
CSS is fine. I am just joking.
tailwind is a utility library, you provide different class utilities to your elements in your HTML and this solves a lot of complexity that CSS introduces, but that doesn't change the fact that you should understand the hidden details of CSS
css is fine. The more you know about it, the better you will be at tailwind. At least, that's the experience i have. So from time to time, I go back to css make sure i don't lose my touch
same for Saas and css 😅
yeah 😂
I laugh so hard on this one.. on point
тот случай когда не освоил CSS тогда шаблонная стилизация хороша, и не смущает простыня классов в jsx потому что сам не можешь сделать такого. Bootstrap переродился)
ah yes, let's not write code, no no no, let's write the first chapter of Shakespeare in my class, now that's hip and cool
😆 that was funny
i know taiwand css but what does it helps u in can some one help me
Alright, props to React developers for bravely venturing into CSS territory, even with Tailwind 👏. But for us front-end devs, Tailwind is like coding heresy! 😱🚫
I get it, you think React devs are not real frontend developers
@@codinginflow Bad choice of words, sorry, that's not what I meant to say.
actually i write @apply in css
i dont do inline
If I'll write an css its with inline styles.
This is so true 😂
I don’t even know how to use libraries
I never knew taiwind, does Its better than bootstrap?
is it a joke ?
@@arrofirezasatria4835?
Nah he literally asking@@arrofirezasatria4835
tailwind HTML becomes a mess
It's css brother 😂
tailwindcss same as css inline stylishing
Why do developers waste their time on CSS when there are already many tools that save them from that unnecessary work?
Like what?
@@codinginflow tailwind
Just learn tailwind and this is accurate.
Same with with vanilla js as opposed to react😂😂
The sound reminds me of Ricoanimations
Well with over 7 years of experience I don’t thinks so
This looks so easy if u complete java 😅😅
Me watching vanilla css after using talwind 15 days 🤮
😂😂😂😂
Sorry brother, ehhhh, company standard should be followed 😂
same case with me after a months using chakra ui then back use tailwind.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I use bootstrap its away better than tailwind
average muslim
tho that's not how you write css anymore, both eww to this and tailwind
This fun 😂
Vanilla CSS >>> Tailwind
Lmaooo
Try TenoxUI CSS
😂😂 really reality 😂😂
junior reaction !
Vanilla css is always best
it depends
I mean yeah....if you're copy pasting styles, then obviously it's better
@@codinginflow actually it has no dependencies
Please give the people right thoughts this is a auesome skill and popular and very valuable in the life..please don't do this 🙏...
For me is scss all the way