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Comparing Modern CSS Solutions (Tailwind vs MUI vs Bootstrap vs Chakra vs...)

Theo - t3․gg

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

408K views4 years ago3 recommendations

Web developmentCSS and layoutVue, Svelte, Angular and others

Theo Browne compares various modern CSS solutions, including Tailwind, Bootstrap, and component libraries, to help developers choose the right styling tool.

UI libraries are important! I think about them a lot and I hope this video helps you think about them too. Very very very overdue one. TailwindCSS, MaterialUI, Chakra, Bootstrap, Radix, React-Aria, Master.co, and more 😅 ALL MY CONTENT IS FILMED LIVE ON TWITCH AT twitch.tv/theo ALL MY BEST MEMES ARE ON TWITTER FIRST twitter.com/t3dotgg ALL THE COOLEST PEOPLE ARE IN MY DISCORD t3.gg/discord ALL MY VIDEOS ARE POSTED EARLY ON PATREON patreon.com/t3dotgg Everything else (instagram, tiktok, blog): t3.gg/links THANK YOU ADAM FOR THE EDIT!

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3 people recommend this

What people say. Recommended for its comprehensive overview and opinions on different CSS frameworks and component libraries.

u/totabluein r/Frontend • Recommends

On “TailwindCSS vs UnoCSS”

Theo.gg from YouTube explained this very well. 10/10 recommend you watch it. link to this video

u/svishin r/Frontend • Recommends

On “Should I learn a CSS framework or preprocesser?”

…be good at frontend, don't care at all what things look like, and don't mind spending time learning a limited framework, go with bootstrap (or any other component library, really). My opinion: Learn CSS, use Tailwind if you want, it's great, and stay away from component libraries including bootstrap. Check this out for a broader opinion: link to this video…

u/Much_Abroad_6049in r/Frontend • Recommends

On “Which technologies for frontend as a beginner”

link to this video