You can usually pretty much implement your own utility class library in css, building each utility as you need it for way less time then you'd spend on all this webpack f**kery
I always wonder what the use case is for tailwindCSS. If it's for backend devs that don't want to use CSS, use BS5. If it's for frontend devs, why don't they have an SCSS/CSS boilerplate they can drop in as a start point of every project?
Hah! You should do more videos like this where you go through the motions of setting up, then hitting the node_modules dependency wall trying to resolve an issue. Given the state of Node, you might have tapped into a goldmine of epic hilarious content :D Also glad you're back making videos dude.
Tailwind actually makes you more productive, if you don't understand those benefits it has to offer then you either didn't understand it or simply it's not your cup of tea. Setting up tailwind is dead simple, attaching to your framework is also dead simple, it gets harder only if the developer choses the hard way.
@@bayrock1337 I find it faster and easier. It takes away the mental load that BEM usually puts on you. It's also much more ergonomic when styling on a laptop because you don't have to alt-tab or switch views in the editor. Another small win against BEM is how you can simply stick your data in a div or two without worrying about all this OOP-like *.section .inner .section__head .section__title* structure. There are probably things I'm missing but in general, although the individual benefits may seem small, they stack up nicely and work together in a good way. I think the setup costs vs rewards are justified even for novelty's sake.
Web Development is complicated & ridiculous now. Tailwind has taken it to the next level. 10 years ago everyone was saying "keep it simple" but now the complexity has gone into overdrive. Web development is a garbage dump of dependancies & over engineered frameworks masquerading as increased productivity.
Whats your opinion on a tool like webflow for low-code knowledge and "effecient" code generation when creating basic static to semi-complex websites /apps?
@@Belliferous I don't really like those site builders, I never really used them. I think they create too much bloat, but I am not sure. Maybe they work for some people I like to build things very simply using only pure HTML, css, javascript & PHP. I also use a static site generator. Keep it simple
Tailwind is just native CSS with a bunch of named classes and post CSS and the build tool just removes all the classes you didn't use so this problem should only apply to a live dev server not the actual build. Also I was just using Nuxt 3 which uses vite by default and I didn't have this happen on the dev server
Oh actually ally the project I was just working on wasn't using tailwind CSS it was using "windi CSS" which is like a fork of tailwind or something and makes some improvements
I remember when I found out about the blatant vulnerability that arose when getting the electron backend to talk to the electron frontend w/ the official method Dropped that project like a coal lol
honestly at this point with all the bloated framework, I rather go back to php , html/css and minimal JavaScript. webdev has become crazy with all these unnecessary dependency and bloat
write ur own tools and use them. become the tech genius you were destined to be, and soon you will have the secret sauce, only problem is, nobody uses it and you're stuck with everyones crap software
That's why never go with new technologies, thats why im staying away from Laravel they're pushing tail wind and thats why im going back to Codeigniter stability and speed
The reason the programming ecosystem has become so bloated and full of new frameworks every other week is the same reason you guys tune into every new video on youtube... the niche is as popular as ever. The programmers who eat it up and install every new framework or package are ideal consumers. As long as there is supply of consumers there will be supply and production of the latest or greatest new framework. Sure some things are great but I believe Its all mainly hype. Forgive me if I am wrong. It is a "hypeconomics" In a typical economy, demand controls the supply. In a hype economy, supply controls the demand and influences the demand.
@@Meleeman011 it doesn't really matter if you build software in an object oriented, functional or any other fashion. As long as it gets you and your team performant and maintainable code 🙂
I was going to say the same, "modern" and he's using Tailwind 2 and Webpack? Only people who use frameworks that run it under the hood use Webpack, everyone else uses Vite this days, and who would use Tailwind 2 when we have Tailwind 3 🤔 I guess it's a reupload because it says uploaded two days ago for me
just install this library to fix it bro it only adds 80 new dependencies
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
wow someone who ACTUALLY works in the industry teaching, crazy to see!
Fkin love these types of video man😂 It's so true, modern web dev is so extremely complex and simple at the same time
Blazingly fast
You can usually pretty much implement your own utility class library in css, building each utility as you need it for way less time then you'd spend on all this webpack f**kery
😂😂
I always wonder what the use case is for tailwindCSS. If it's for backend devs that don't want to use CSS, use BS5. If it's for frontend devs, why don't they have an SCSS/CSS boilerplate they can drop in as a start point of every project?
Hah! You should do more videos like this where you go through the motions of setting up, then hitting the node_modules dependency wall trying to resolve an issue. Given the state of Node, you might have tapped into a goldmine of epic hilarious content :D Also glad you're back making videos dude.
Tailwind actually makes you more productive, if you don't understand those benefits it has to offer then you either didn't understand it or simply it's not your cup of tea. Setting up tailwind is dead simple, attaching to your framework is also dead simple, it gets harder only if the developer choses the hard way.
😂
Enjoying your copium?
I hate the JS ecosystem but I agree with you on Tailwind. Setting it up only requires 2 commands and an @include in your CSS entry file.
@@spicynoodle7419 why would you ever set it up in the first place?
@@bayrock1337 I find it faster and easier. It takes away the mental load that BEM usually puts on you. It's also much more ergonomic when styling on a laptop because you don't have to alt-tab or switch views in the editor.
Another small win against BEM is how you can simply stick your data in a div or two without worrying about all this OOP-like *.section .inner .section__head .section__title* structure.
There are probably things I'm missing but in general, although the individual benefits may seem small, they stack up nicely and work together in a good way.
I think the setup costs vs rewards are justified even for novelty's sake.
Thats why I love coding in C++ (and recently Zig and some Rust too) and stay away from web frontend development as much as possible haha.
Have you tried Nim, hearing good things about that as well.
Whats zig?
@@lardosian Yes, I tried it, Another nice language and it can interface directly with C and C++ libs and that is what really cool about it.
@@pjf7044 a programming language
Love it! Yes the expectation vs reality is insane. The more time in the business the more I laugh about this.
@Chris Hawkes Have you checked out htmx?
I will. Not yet, but I will.
Don't forget 4 GB of node_modules
Yeah, and a performant SSD to hold it, otherwise you wait for eternity to build.
Web Development is complicated & ridiculous now. Tailwind has taken it to the next level. 10 years ago everyone was saying "keep it simple" but now the complexity has gone into overdrive. Web development is a garbage dump of dependancies & over engineered frameworks masquerading as increased productivity.
Whats your opinion on a tool like webflow for low-code knowledge and "effecient" code generation when creating basic static to semi-complex websites /apps?
@@Belliferous I don't really like those site builders, I never really used them. I think they create too much bloat, but I am not sure. Maybe they work for some people I like to build things very simply using only pure HTML, css, javascript & PHP. I also use a static site generator.
Keep it simple
@@Belliferous freelancing it can save you a lot of time while still being able to add your own code to it
Tailwind is just native CSS with a bunch of named classes and post CSS and the build tool just removes all the classes you didn't use so this problem should only apply to a live dev server not the actual build. Also I was just using Nuxt 3 which uses vite by default and I didn't have this happen on the dev server
Oh actually ally the project I was just working on wasn't using tailwind CSS it was using "windi CSS" which is like a fork of tailwind or something and makes some improvements
@@z3rocodes It's not hate, it's a valid critique.
Imagine you went through all that work and showed it to a customer like that with the flickering 🤦♂️
“Don’t worry about the flickering, it’s part of the design”
@@AntonBacaj 😂😂😂
shhhhhh its okay, we'll just cover it up with a loading gif :D 👍
@@AntonBacaj HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
I remember when I found out about the blatant vulnerability that arose when getting the electron backend to talk to the electron frontend w/ the official method
Dropped that project like a coal lol
I'd love to throw web deb in the trash, but then I'd have no money.
You can learn a different type of development.
if you don't like it just stop and find something else, there's millions of other jobs you can do, there's no shame is switching careers brother!
@@Joe-km7xi Thanks Joe. Amazing advice. wow.
@@titaniumwolf2 what do you want people to answer with
@@johnames6430 Thanks John. Amazing advice. wow.
Very realistic
You know what they say...
If it aint broke...find a reason to fix it anyway
lol
I think that we should prefer bootstrap over tailwind.
But I like the animation of trash can . That make me laugh.😂
Bootstrap is too opinionated IMO. I’ve never had an issue with Tailwind.
I much prefer Material UI
Didn’t this video get posted ages ago? Take it this issue hasn’t been fixed if that’s the case…..
It did.
the really funny thing is looking at hacking in movies that show people doing html and css lol
Should have been a clown mask 🤡
honestly at this point with all the bloated framework, I rather go back to php , html/css and minimal JavaScript. webdev has become crazy with all these unnecessary dependency and bloat
write ur own tools and use them. become the tech genius you were destined to be, and soon you will have the secret sauce, only problem is, nobody uses it and you're stuck with everyones crap software
Shit man, you're using windowz?
Not really, professionally, I use a mac for the past 4 years. I've used Linux for my business for the past 12 years.
song?
Future
- Hectorino Martinez
use stiches for components + styles
I'll check it out.
That's why never go with new technologies, thats why im staying away from Laravel they're pushing tail wind and thats why im going back to Codeigniter stability and speed
Have fun with your PHP 5.0
@@spicynoodle7419 its PHP 8 now
Codeigniter is great!
Probably Vite instead of webpack
Seems like it.
I have no issue with tailwind lol used it on my portfolio website xD
Idk why but i hate bootstrap and tailwind
Use Bulma like everybody else lol.
The reason the programming ecosystem has become so bloated and full of new frameworks every other week is the same reason you guys tune into every new video on youtube... the niche is as popular as ever. The programmers who eat it up and install every new framework or package are ideal consumers. As long as there is supply of consumers there will be supply and production of the latest or greatest new framework. Sure some things are great but I believe Its all mainly hype. Forgive me if I am wrong. It is a "hypeconomics"
In a typical economy, demand controls the supply. In a hype economy, supply controls the demand and influences the demand.
Umm…. Use tailwindcss 3.
Older video. Years old. Same message exists today though.
Material Ui
its hard to overwrite their css😁
Nuxt is the worst. Every time you save the compilation gets slower and slower. After 10-15 saves node straight up crashes. Literally unusable
Nuxt 2?
@@lorandhorvath4466 Ofc, Nuxt 3 is still in beta.
I feel it's only the dev community being clowwned here. Big companies still use old school tech like php and Ruby.
Like Slack uses php and hack
I don't really think you understand the programming ecosystem well enough if you think PHP and/or Ruby are outdated technologies ;)
@@RainbowVision too bad the php community has such a hard on for class based programming. i've rewritten half of laravel in a functional style,
@@Meleeman011 it doesn't really matter if you build software in an object oriented, functional or any other fashion. As long as it gets you and your team performant and maintainable code 🙂
Tailwind has to go man
(Guys looking down on to the tailwind grave)
why are you even using tailwind 2.0 on a new project when 3.0 is soo much better. performance is insane
It's an older video
I was going to say the same, "modern" and he's using Tailwind 2 and Webpack? Only people who use frameworks that run it under the hood use Webpack, everyone else uses Vite this days, and who would use Tailwind 2 when we have Tailwind 3 🤔 I guess it's a reupload because it says uploaded two days ago for me
This channel should just be renamed to "Boomer complains about new tech"
lets throw more shit on top of the previous garbage and call it 'new tech' sure thing
he knows what he talks about unlike you noobie doobie
looooooooooooooooool 1:27
lol love this
😂😂😂😂
ROTF LMAO!!!
Lmao the trash animation