Thank you tailwind. Too love that framework. Everything just dey easy like what the Bleep!!!!!. What I love most about is the responsive design. Using md sm and lg. Na God go punish CSS for making my life difficult. PHP(code igniter) with tailwind can do wonders. Still planning to learn more programming language . Fear Tailwindooo because you will fall in love with it the moment you start using it.

Don't care 😂

I use UNADULTERATED (pure) HTML, minimal self-written CSS, and Vanilla Javascript to build lightweight, and modern websites. And I can achieve literally anything with those!

I've been in the game for a long time and it saddens me how young people can no longer build a working website that isn't like 7 to 10mb per page. Lol.

Take the minimal pill.

you're just being lazy that's all

Borntosmoke:
Thank you tailwind. Too love that framework. Everything just dey easy like what the Bleep!!!!!. What I love most about is the responsive design. Using md sm and lg. Na God go punish CSS for making my life difficult. PHP(code igniter) with tailwind can do wonders.

You need to calm down. CSS didn't make your life difficult, you just aren't giving yourself enough time to learn; it's always difficult before it's easy.

Ultimately, your productivity with the framework will still be limited by the depth of your knowledge of pure CSS.

While you make use of the framework, keep learning your CSS on the side.

I have even forgotten how to write plain CSS

logicalhumour:
Don't care 😂

I use UNADULTERATED (pure) HTML, minimal self-written CSS, and Vanilla Javascript to build lightweight, and modern websites. And I can achieve literally anything with those!

I've been in the game for a long time and it saddens me how young people can no longer build a working website that isn't like 7 to 10mb per page. Lol.

Take the minimal pill.

Hope you know tailwind is just like CSS. It even boost your CSS skills. Everything that works on tailwind can be implement on pure CSS. If you know grid and Flexbox wella . Apart from that client no get time to dey watch the size of your website or your code. Just deliver the job simple.!! The beautiful about tailwind is that it expose me to some concept which I would not have learn in css.

SUPREMOTM:
You need to calm down. CSS didn't make your life difficult, you just aren't giving yourself enough time to learn; it's always difficult before it's easy.

Ultimately, your productivity with the framework will still be limited by the depth of your knowledge of pure CSS.

While you make use of the framework, keep learning your CSS on the side.

I didn't see anywhere he said he doesn't know css

Deicide:
I have even forgotten how to write plain CSS

The framework is the answer to every frustration you see on css

I just switched to sass NOT scss oo!

And honestly, it's just too sweet I swear. I used to be a framework fanatics because of the ease it adds to your work. But plain ol css... sass makes you feel like a super hero.

Bootstrap still tested and wanted and more popular.

EOD

logicalhumour:
Don't care 😂

I use UNADULTERATED (pure) HTML, minimal self-written CSS, and Vanilla Javascript to build lightweight, and modern websites. And I can achieve literally anything with those!

I've been in the game for a long time and it saddens me how young people can no longer build a working website that isn't like 7 to 10mb per page. Lol.

Take the minimal pill.

So so on point. I have never fancied frameworks. Although I was advised to incorporate it into my projects. The flexibility that comes with the raw HTML, CSS, and Vanilla Javascript is out of this world. With the raw HTML CSS and vanilla JS, You have 100% control of virtually everything & it's quite fun to work with.

Frameworks are good nevertheless, but as for me, when i cook, i prefer doing it with the raw ingredients.

SUPREMOTM:


You need to calm down. CSS didn't make your life difficult, you just aren't giving yourself enough time to learn; it's always difficult before it's easy.

Ultimately, your productivity with the framework will still be limited by the depth of your knowledge of pure CSS.

While you make use of the framework, keep learning your CSS on the side.

Very very true

logicalhumour:
Don't care 😂

I use UNADULTERATED (pure) HTML, minimal self-written CSS, and Vanilla Javascript to build lightweight, and modern websites. And I can achieve literally anything with those!

I've been in the game for a long time and it saddens me how young people can no longer build a working website that isn't like 7 to 10mb per page. Lol.

Take the minimal pill.

There are some points you're missing:

1. Popular frameworks like bootstrap, jQuery and react are used by millions of websites. Theirs high chance that your user's browser already has it in his cache. This is why you should use the CDN instead of serving the source code by yourself.

2. Frameworks reduce development time a lot. There's no doubt about it. For example, with bootstrap all you need to do is add class names and your website is ready.

3. Code bases built with frameworks are easier to maintain because many developers are already familiar with them. Even the developer that hasn't used the framework before can easily visit the documentation.

4. In the situation where your app has separated front-end and backend how do you cope with repeated components like navbars and footers? I know you can insert the components with jQuery but it can get messy really quickly.

I'm not saying you have no point. I'm only sharing the other perspective with you.

Remove CSS from this your heading.

It's like saying "RIP JavaScript, REACT is the real deal"

Borntosmoke:
Thank you tailwind. Too love that framework. Everything just dey easy like what the Bleep!!!!!. What I love most about is the responsive design. Using md sm and lg. Na God go punish CSS for making my life difficult. PHP(code igniter) with tailwind can do wonders. Still planning to learn more programming language . Fear Tailwindooo because you will fall in love with it the moment you start using it.

Tail wetin... Naaa

Time to maintain the code u go c wahala

tollyboy5:
Bootstrap still tested and wanted and more popular.

EOD

Bootstrap is king. There's no area of responsitivity it doesn't cover. Plus a full Bootstrap stylesheet is about 156KB. That's lightweight enough.

To each, his own.

I still prefer pure css, though I enjoy using Scss as well.