In 2020, many of the people I follow, expressed excitement about Tailwind, a utility-first CSS framework. Of course, I took a peek. It was madness CSS classes all over the HTML. Clearly not for me. I closed the window and moved on.
In 2021, people kept their excitement, and this time I decided to give it a try, but not all the way, I started with Bootstrap. The things I discover over the course of days were, both, overwhelming and surprising. I saw CSS differently for the first time.
Let's take a look at the pros and cons of the aforementioned approach and let's see what real project usage looked like!
Speaker: Juan Herrera / / jdjuan
Juan Herrera is a Google Developer Expert in Angular and Web Technologies. He enjoys public speaking, MCing, and writing. At Parkside he constantly advocates for a culture of engineering excellence and frontend proficiency.
Frontend RheinMain is a community-hub for frontend devs and friends in the RheinMain area, hosting meetups and supporting local tech meetups and organizers.
https://www.frontend-rheinmain.de
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Intro: 0:00
Talk: 4:16