Css vs tailwind
Hello anyone that will come across this my question
I find confidence building with tailwindcss and bootstrap than vanilla css
Can I go for it and can a client accept it
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I don't think your clients will care if you use framework or not. All they care that it is working and it is what they wanted.
What Mannix said, but there are some limitations. Bootstrap does not offer the flexibility of vanilla or tailwind, so you won't be able to make all possible designs using just bootstrap. And advanced Tailwind requires you to understand vanilla CSS.
You're of course free to use the tools at your disposal, and a lot of professional sites are built with either tool you describe, but the way you're stating your problem mostly sounds to me like you don't have a solid grasp of CSS yet, which is going to slow you down doing client work.
My problem with css is responsiveness
Media query
tailwind doesn't solve that at all afaik
like, you've got the -sm and -md classes I suppose? But you still have to apply those yourself
bootstrap isn't a magical wand that automatically makes a website responsive
you still have to know what you're trying to do, or you end up with half a div outside the viewport
not to say you can't use tailwind if it's easier for you, I'm just saying that purely from what you're saying, you should likely still learn more about vanilla CSS to get the most out of tailwind
and maybe learn from kevin's responsivity tutorial thingy (i forgot the name)
#conquering-responsive-layout
Thanks to you all
Let me try it again
Maybe building a small project for practice
that is a good idea
Thank you all
I have solved my project with the video
Now I see how powerful css is
Very flexible