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Michael Cook
Michael Cook
2,125 Points
Posted by Michael Cook
Michael Cook
2,125 Points

Tailwind css - use it if you aren't great with css

I spent my evening looking into Tailwind CSS because I've heard some really great things. As a software dev with limited CSS understanding and absolutely no design sense, I can definitely vouch for it's usefulness. Tailwind doesn't replace CSS knowledge. The more you understand about CSS, the more useful it will be to you. But it sets you up for success. I created a minimal clone of the Treehouse authenticated homepage with it tonight and it looks pretty decent. It isn't exact, but it's very close. View it here: https://github.com/michaelacook/tailwindcss-practice

I'm sharing this because there may be Java/PHP/C#/Python devs here who, like me, enjoy building backends but struggle with creating a nice UI layer. This will help!