Tailwind: The Future of CSS is Here!
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The document discusses Tailwind CSS, a utility-first framework designed to enhance the developer experience by providing a customizable and responsive design system without the downsides of traditional CSS practices. While it offers greater consistency and performance, users must have a fundamental understanding of CSS, and the extensive use of HTML classes may complicate code reviews. Overall, Tailwind CSS aims to streamline the design process while maintaining flexibility and extensibility.
Tailwind: The Future of CSS is Here!
- 1. Tailwind: The Future of CSS is Here!
- 2. Hi I'm Abdullah Al Mahi Software Engineer Selise Digital Platforms aamahi amahiwp abdullahalmahi https://amahiwp.wordpress.com
- 3. a love-hate relationship with CSS Like many of you, I have
- 4. The current state of CSS
- 6. The Bronze Plan You can write everything from scratch using Vanilla CSS™
- 11. Lots of freedom Lots of risks Lots of works
- 12. The Silver Plan You can use prebuilt components from a component-oriented CSS framework
- 15. Very fast Very monotonous Very easy Very easy Very rigid
- 16. What if you could build custom designs without the downsides of vanilla CSS?
- 17. What if you could build custom designs without losing your mind?
- 18. I have a solution for you: Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework
- 19. Demo Time!!
- 20. What will Tailwind do for you?
- 21. Ensure consistency at scale with a true design system out of the box
- 22. Effortlessly create responsive layouts so you can focus on "real work"
- 23. Create highly customizable layouts without compromising your design
- 24. A highly extensible framework means that you are never painted into a corner
- 25. A performant framework provides a globally accessible experience
- 26. Ultimately, you are provided with a great developer experience
- 27. The Tailwind Developer Experience™ You can stay in your HTML You can refactor with confidence You can rapidly prototype You can avoid naming things
- 28. Real talk! What are the tradeoffs?
- 29. You need to know CSS to be successful with Tailwind
- 30. The huge number of HTML classes can make your pull requests harder to review
- 31. Building a component library from scratch is no easy task
- 32. A true design system Summary Responsive to the core Highly customizable Extensible More performant Great developer experience Requires you to know CSS It’s verbose No components
- 33. Thank you