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mark-story.com
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| | | | | The front-end tools landscape is always evolving and changing. I've been aware of Tailwind for a few years, but haven't had the chance to give it a try. Kevin Pfeifer from the CakePHP team has been using tailwind on a few projects and highlighted it as a CSS toolkit that would work well with CakePHP applications. | |
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prismic.io
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| | | | | With key metrics and an understanding of how CSS frameworks evolved, you'll have the tools to make an informed choice about which CSS framework is best for you. | |
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rlaanemets.com
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| | | | | Real-world experience of using Tailwind CSS framework. | |
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www.screamingatmyscreen.com
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| | | TailwindCSS is the first UI framework that really clicked for me with more than good enough defaults. It enabled me to quickly prototype a UI someone with actual design skill can refine. And thanks to its widespread use LLMs are fairly well versed in it as well. But looking past the convenience I believe using Tailwind is not worth the risk. | ||