i just started using daisyui and absolutely love it, ill use shad when I need to but as you said, shad isn't as simple to use as daisyui, I can just copy the HTML in daisyui, paste it, change some color and sizes and keep moving, on the other hand with shad, Ill be stuck for 2 hours trying figure out what to plug into to what and why my sizes are not working as they should be🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
I believe that for fun it's ok to use another library for a component you don't like, but practically in a production application it's not a good idea, as we will end up compromising on performance by increasing the build size
each of the libraries i showed only ship the code needed for the actual component that you use. you're not including the entire library and i wouldn't recommend that, nor would they. thus, it doesnt really matter if you intermix components in that manner
i change the resolution instead of trying to change the size of all the apps. particularly i use BetterDisplay to achieve that: github.com/waydabber/BetterDisplay
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Tailwind needs bootstrap and bootstrap needs tailwind… I think we need tailstrap
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i just started using daisyui and absolutely love it, ill use shad when I need to but as you said, shad isn't as simple to use as daisyui, I can just copy the HTML in daisyui, paste it, change some color and sizes and keep moving, on the other hand with shad, Ill be stuck for 2 hours trying figure out what to plug into to what and why my sizes are not working as they should be🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
🙈i feel that!! good to stick with the simple option until you actually need the complexity
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I believe that for fun it's ok to use another library for a component you don't like, but practically in a production application it's not a good idea, as we will end up compromising on performance by increasing the build size
each of the libraries i showed only ship the code needed for the actual component that you use. you're not including the entire library and i wouldn't recommend that, nor would they. thus, it doesnt really matter if you intermix components in that manner
can we use both DAISY UI and SHADCN UI in a one project using tailwind css ?
yup absolutely
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How do you get big font size in vs code . I got blur when ctrl Plus in vs code
i change the resolution instead of trying to change the size of all the apps. particularly i use BetterDisplay to achieve that: github.com/waydabber/BetterDisplay
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how do I learn all of this
can you elaborate on what you mean?
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nice, daisy for html and css and shadcn for more complicated stuff. same approach as mine
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You also have shadcn for HTML; it's called "franken-ui".
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