As a senior frontend developer in my point of view who doesn’t know css properly that person can’t design I mean he can’t able to solve ui problems bcz my one of my junior know bootstrap and it’s ok but when he stuck in some where he struggles like some thing 😂😂 bcz of lake of css knowledge so in my point of view have a strong knowledge in CSS will help you a lot while designing UI
thanks harkiat for making such videos that talk about the basics as sometimes, it just becomes overwhelming when you are a fresher in tech and see the huge roadmaps and you also feel fomo by realising that you have to do a whole lot of stuff even after full stack
Thank you harkirat !! I was extremely confused with all these options but your videos saved the day !! Thanks a lot and keep up the good work
I have recently used Mantine UI Library in one of a project and honestly, it's pretty insane. Kinda a combination of MUI and Tailwind.
Shadcn and Tailwind is my go to UI library.
More than ever I'm convinced that designers need to get over their aversion to code and step into the CSS space because, in their absence, developers are absorbing it for their convoluted tech stack tooling
Material UI is my go to. It integrates with react seamlessly.
Mui provides sx prop by the help of which any component can be customised similar to providing inline css. Also mui is not just about css, they provide lot many useful components which if you design with tailwind and plain html will take time.
Your courses are really good, thanks for choosing to teach web development ❤ it helped me greatly in my journey.
Love u bhaiya 😍 Aap humesha bhot jyada practical & time saving advice dete ho.... Main abhi 4 dinn se CSS par hi mehnat karr raha tha but now i know that where i should focus more upon
Great Explanation! You were firm with your decision. That is unique thing about you. I have seen may reviewers of libraries, They are still confused. And we as a viewers also end up getting in confusion. So, This attitude is really very cool. Keep it up.
I think AntD is one of the most under-rated UI libraries out there; they provide so much funtionality and are very cutomizable.
We need a 100x devs bootcamp video on your ai progress and what is actually being used in the industry which we should learn to be employable
U are saying no industry is using pure CSS. then what is a tailwind CSS. If u don't know pure CSS then what will do with tailwind CSS?
Thanks a ton for summarizing these libraries! Super helpful!
much needed video and perfectly timed, i am learning React and styling a website is pain in the ass
The pace of this tutorial was really nice. Usually it looks like you have a lot of information that you want to concise in small video hence running with your sentences. This one is slightly better in terms of pace compared to others. Thanks for sharing this one good luck for future ones.
Never knew about CSS in this depth. Thank you 🙏
things you should learn for styling - css - scss - tailwind + radix + headless UI chakra ui is dead in my take when next 13 got introduced. from chakra ui - " Next.js 13 introduces a new app/ directory / folder structure. By default it uses Server Components. However, Chakra UI only works in client-side components." which basically makes the app same as create-react-app (fully client side app) fully client side app is no more.
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