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  1. @ellyse @LGUG2Z I’ve never understood the appeal of writing components in pure tailwind, I always first look for a framework based on tailwind

    - Tailwind for measurement defaults, ease of use, standardization of names
    - Component framework for out of the box: components, color palette (darkmode friendly)

    daisyui.com/

  2. @ellyse @LGUG2Z I’ve never understood the appeal of writing components in pure tailwind, I always first look for a framework based on tailwind #DaisyCSS #NextUI

    - Tailwind for measurement defaults, ease of use, standardization of names
    - Component framework for out of the box: components, color palette (darkmode friendly)

    daisyui.com/

  3. @ellyse @LGUG2Z I’ve never understood the appeal of writing components in pure tailwind, I always first look for a framework based on tailwind #DaisyCSS #NextUI

    - Tailwind for measurement defaults, ease of use, standardization of names
    - Component framework for out of the box: components, color palette (darkmode friendly)

    daisyui.com/

  4. @ellyse @LGUG2Z I’ve never understood the appeal of writing components in pure tailwind, I always first look for a framework based on tailwind #DaisyCSS #NextUI

    - Tailwind for measurement defaults, ease of use, standardization of names
    - Component framework for out of the box: components, color palette (darkmode friendly)

    daisyui.com/

  5. @ellyse @LGUG2Z I’ve never understood the appeal of writing components in pure tailwind, I always first look for a framework based on tailwind #DaisyCSS #NextUI

    - Tailwind for measurement defaults, ease of use, standardization of names
    - Component framework for out of the box: components, color palette (darkmode friendly)

    daisyui.com/