Tailwind CSS VS unocss

Tailwind CSS -- because I don't know how to do CSS otherwise

Compiles Tailwind CSS for us, based on template files used and strips out any unused styles. This keeps our CSS to an absolute minimum.

I recently wanted to test Tailwind CSS and Flowbite in a Symfony project and therefore I created a form theme for Flowbite.

Tailwind CSS for modern styling.

CheatGPT is built using the latest web technologies, including SvelteKit, Tailwind, DaisyUI, Supabase, and Vercel. We've chosen these technologies for their speed, efficiency, and ease of use, and we're confident that they'll provide a great user experience for everyone who uses CheatGPT.

Make sure you have Tailwind CSS and Flowbite installed in your project. If you haven't, follow the installation steps mentioned in the previous section.

This tutorial will use the utility-first CSS framework called Tailwind CSS and it will also leverage the JS interactivity and data attributes from the Flowbite UI component library.

Everything is custom built, stack is Laravel Inertia (https://inertiajs.com/) Vue is frontend, and HTML/CSS is done by https://tailwindcss.com/

In this tutorial you will learn how to build a bottom navigation UI component using the utility classes from Tailwind CSS and the design system from Flowbite.

Tailwind CSS is a flexible and powerful CSS framework that makes it easy to style your applications.

This post is about generating px units by default in UnoCSS when used in Nuxt 3.

You can find the page from the screenshot here. It is the documentation of Windblade, a Tailwind-inspired UnoCSS preset with a couple of improvements that I'm building

If you don't use Vite, you can read the documentation for other build tools.

It uses UnoCSS (think TailwindCSS but super customizeable) with Pollen (which is similar to open props).

Even using Rust, though, I didn't want to give up my Atomic CSS classes. I'm accustomed to using Tailwind CSS with frameworks like Next and Astro, but recently I've replaced it with UnoCSS. It has a preset for Tailwind, but it's significantly faster.

While we're at it, we should also implement one of the UnoCSS resets. You can pick whichever one you want, but I'm going with antfu.css, which is an extension of Tailwind CSS's Preflight. You have a couple options for linking them:

Now, I’d like to mention one more Tailwind alternative that might be worth your attention - especially in regards to class composition - UnoCSS.

Haven't seen it mentioned, but if you like Tailwind, maybe take a look at UnoCSS: https://github.com/unocss/unocss

It is like the next evolution of Tailwind. See this blog post for full explanation: https://antfu.me/posts/reimagine-atomic-css