If you want to show the IntelliSense autocomplete suggestions again, you will need to do `Ctrl + space` and it should autocomplete right from where your cursor is.
The whole point of CSS classes is to be able to change the style of a component *without* having to change the classes (never mind this mess of classes). You might as well go back to using tags 🤦♀️
@@Ihatetomatoes I haven't, but I may be working with it on a project soon. I'm not crazy about the classes, but I do think abstracting that away in React components will help me to feel less bothered by it. Great video, BTW - regardless of how much this idea bothers me!
See how you like it when you actually work with it. I didn't like the look of it either but working with it feels different. And thanks for your comment, that's what makes a good discussions about all the tech options we have these days.
I am really close to ditch CSS "frameworks" all together. Never was a big Bootstrap fan either. It can be useful to know how they are structured since there are some good ideas (naming conventions in Bootstrap for example), but lets be honest here: you either use Bootstrap cause you don't have a design OR you use it for layouts. And layouts are easier to make now using grid and flexbox. Never used Tailwind but I hear it's good in combination with React? Not convinced yet :) Thanks for the video though. Good content as usually.
@@Ihatetomatoes I am just starting out with next/react so I am still not sure what the best way of styling components is for my needs. I will definitely consider Tailwind. Thank you very much for your reply and have a nice weekend.
@@benfrese3573 Tailwind provides consistancy while being entirely configurable. U almost end up never writing CSS again. Plus, the purgecss thing works like a charm. 10kb css in the end for the entire website.
I always respect you as a Developer.
Tailwind is noice. The extended color palette gives me an extra infinity stone.😁
Noice!
If you want to show the IntelliSense autocomplete suggestions again, you will need to do `Ctrl + space` and it should autocomplete right from where your cursor is.
The whole point of CSS classes is to be able to change the style of a component *without* having to change the classes (never mind this mess of classes). You might as well go back to using tags 🤦♀️
Thanks Sarah. Have you ever tried to work with TailwindCSS or the classes are the show stopper for you?
@@Ihatetomatoes I haven't, but I may be working with it on a project soon. I'm not crazy about the classes, but I do think abstracting that away in React components will help me to feel less bothered by it.
Great video, BTW - regardless of how much this idea bothers me!
See how you like it when you actually work with it. I didn't like the look of it either but working with it feels different.
And thanks for your comment, that's what makes a good discussions about all the tech options we have these days.
I am really close to ditch CSS "frameworks" all together. Never was a big Bootstrap fan either. It can be useful to know how they are structured since there are some good ideas (naming conventions in Bootstrap for example), but lets be honest here: you either use Bootstrap cause you don't have a design OR you use it for layouts. And layouts are easier to make now using grid and flexbox. Never used Tailwind but I hear it's good in combination with React? Not convinced yet :)
Thanks for the video though. Good content as usually.
I can only speak from my own experience. I am using it on component based Next.js and React app, for that it is very useful.
@@Ihatetomatoes I am just starting out with next/react so I am still not sure what the best way of styling components is for my needs. I will definitely consider Tailwind. Thank you very much for your reply and have a nice weekend.
@@benfrese3573 Tailwind provides consistancy while being entirely configurable. U almost end up never writing CSS again. Plus, the purgecss thing works like a charm. 10kb css in the end for the entire website.
@@noquarter9700 Thanks, I'll have a look :)
Tailwind is really ❤️
Tailwind might not be for me. But thanks for making this video, really informative.
Thanks Lukas!
1st?
Haha, thanks for watching. Have you used TailwindCSS?
@@Ihatetomatoes yes I used it quite often now