Another framework that has become indispensable in my daily development is
Tailwind CSS. Instead of writing custom CSS classes for everything, which quickly becomes hard to maintain, Tailwind allows you to simply add pre-existing classes to your HTML.
Admittedly, the
utility-first concept is quite a paradigm shift if you're coming from traditional CSS frameworks. However, I, along with
many others, have become convinced by utility-first CSS after experiencing just how flexible and powerful it can be.
A lightbulb moment for me was when I saw this talk on
Functional CSS at Scale and realised that utility-first starts to make a lot more sense when used with a modern component system (e.g. React, Vue, etc).
P.S. The guys just launched Tailwind v3 last week, so now is a great time to check it out if you haven't before.
