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What's the best new ui framework I should be using for web apps? I used to like chakra-ui and tailwind never really clicked for me.

Feel like tailwind takes a little time to click for most people. That’s how I felt about it when I started using it a few years ago. But in hindsight it’s been a great choice. It’s become the default modern css framework. And because of that there’s so many different resources for it. And so easy to just copy paste in a component you want to use.

Also recommend installing the vs code extension for tailwind to make your life a lot easier.

Building getinboxzero.com and sharemint.xyz.

I also run a YouTube channel, "Learn from Open Source": youtube.com/elie2222 

neovim for me but i have a tailwind plugin. I think i've never really enjoyed styling through classes. I'd love for the entire styling to feel much more like programming. 

I'm likely in the minority here which is why i'm still looking for the next UI framework.

usually between 11pm - 3am is my focus time, i really enjoy developing software and it helps me stay sharp in the fields i want to work in. 

Its more a requirement for me, it helps me enjoy what I do daily and enables me to see ahead on where tech is going and that enables a lot of opportunity.

How do you find the time to code with all the projects you have going on?