#tailwind-css

#tailwind-css

Here's a really quick tip. You can think of Tailwind utilities as components - because you can literally make a card "component" out of Tailwind utilities. @utility card { border: 1px solid black; padding: 1rlh; } This blurs the line between "Components" and "Utilities" so we need to better define those terms. The Great Divide - and The Great Unification

If you've worked with Tailwind CSS, chances are you've used daisyUI. As one of the most popular Tailwind component libraries, it's valued for its sensible defaults, wide component set, and flexibility that feels native to Tailwind. Now, with the release of Tailwind CSS 4, the ecosystem is evolving - and daisyUI is keeping pace. Version 5 is more than an update: it's a complete rewrite built to be smaller, faster, and more customizable.

Tailwind's Typography plugin transforms unstyled HTML into clean typography using a single utility class, enhancing readability for content-rich UIs.

Custom fonts can transform a website's appearance, and Tailwind CSS facilitates this with easy integration for both local and Google Fonts while adhering to a utility-first approach.

Every so often, a tech stack decision that once felt right starts to show its limits-like realizing just how inefficient a screwdriver is after using a power drill.