Recent experiences and learnings with tailwindcss
In this episode, I share some of my recent experiences and learnings with tailwindcss, my frontend, css framework of choice, specifically building a fully responsive design for a new page on https://webdevwithmatt.com
In this episode, I share some of my recent experiences and learnings with tailwindcss, my frontend, css framework of choice, specifically building a fully responsive design for a new page on https://webdevwithmatt.com.
The lowdown is that I didn't follow the key advice from tailwindcss and start with a small device first, and then work up to a large device, such as a standard desktop. I started with a standard desktop and then had to refactor the design to be responsive. What a no-no.
In this episode, I share my experiences of doing that, to encourage you not to make my mistake.
Links from the episode
The lowdown is that I didn't follow the key advice from tailwindcss and start with a small device first, and then work up to a large device, such as a standard desktop. I started with a standard desktop and then had to refactor the design to be responsive. What a no-no.
In this episode, I share my experiences of doing that, to encourage you not to make my mistake.
Links from the episode
- Tailwind CSS
- What is responsive design?
- CSS Grid Layout
- CSS Flexbox
- A Complete Guide to Flexbox (CSS-Tricks)
- Tailwind CSS Bundle in PhpStorm
- Refactoring to Clean Code with PhpStorm short course
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