Backend

What's the easiest css framework to make nice looking UIs in 2024? 

Is bootstrap still king? I was considering tailwind too but I don't think it has client side interactive components right?

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I'm working with Django and don't want to start a frontend server btw, looking for SSR UI solutions only with Django

Frontend

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Asked in backend because project is in Django and didn't want solutions for react or anything :)

This might do better in /frontend - if I need a UI for a tool, I find using ChatGPT or replit AI works well enough but I'm not going for nice looking :)

Tailwind does have components. I haven’t used them yet so can’t guarantee it’s not react: https://tailwindui.com

Any reason you don’t want to pull something like react?

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No React to keep the tech stack simple

Just building an MVP so for my use case it's not worth the complexity of bringing in react or any other frontend framework, happy to iterate quickly with just Django templates. But I do want the UI to look decent enough so it's not a distraction/ugly for the user

A bit late but my recommendation is tailwindcss and shadcn for generals components, and creating yours for specifics ofc

Bootstrap and that kinds of stuff are a bit too restrictive and each tine you want some things specific you’re playing you life.