Learning TailwindCSS or others in IDE as you code?e
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Egyptian MauOP
Is there a way to learn TailwindCSS and other UI toolkits as you code them in an IDE (like VS Code)? That would be so much more efficient that looking it up on the official help documentation. How do folks just starting out on frontend dev do this?
#tailwind #learning #front-end
#tailwind #learning #front-end
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Clown
If you know CSS already then its mostly a matter of finding the equivalent in tailwind.
Tailwind also has a extension, atleast for VSCode which provides intellisense. This makes it incredibly easy to get started with tailwind.
Tailwind also has a extension, atleast for VSCode which provides intellisense. This makes it incredibly easy to get started with tailwind.
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josh
If you don't already know CSS, you might struggle with tailwind. Learn CSS first
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Egyptian MauOP
I understand CSS but don't have all the syntax in my working memory (I'm mainly a backend engineer transitioning to full stack). Hence, was thinking of a way to quickly get comfortable with Tailwind
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Hussam
use github copilot then