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Furqan
@furqan
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.
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greg
@gregfromstl
The tailwind team is building a shad-style copy+paste library that's pretty good: https://tailwindui.com/templates/catalyst (easier than using tailwind directly) Tremor is great and not so popular that it looks like every other site: https://www.tremor.so/ Radix themes is interesting but never tried it personally: https://www.radix-ui.com/ Antd is still the 🐐 though: https://ant.design/
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Myk.eth
@myk
I'm a big fan of tailwind + daisyUI it can be thought of as importing a bunch of new class names that render useful components. then you can append your own classes to overwrite things as needed. example: if the body of the card has too much padding for you, you can do className="card-body p-2" daisyui.com
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Elie
@elie
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.
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Leeward Bound
@leewardbound
gpt is so good at writing beautiful and functional tailwind it might be game over for me, i never liked tw much either until gpt started writing it all for me, i tell it to lay out a style guide page and then i tell it to reference my style guide
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Elie
@elie
Tailwind + shadcn
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