@dannyfcabrera
This seems like an easy way for teams to lose consistency in stying rules
@michalfrantisek
Tailwind CSS is my professional choice. It gives me everything I need to style a web page.
@sshnavin
Thanks for making this video, i'm sure creators had their reasons for building this but I see this as something bringing more chaos than value, if you need 3 different engines in a project you're making terrible design choices.
@utubetvux5170
I use Unocss for all of my project. 10/10
@moonfo_dev
in my opinion, it just makes things complicated. imagine you are working in a team. then you see different kinds of classes and syntax everywhere and your app will be unpredictable 😖
@kyuss789
I think you may have dove in to deep to what UnoCSS can do but missed all benefits. The “why” section of the docs does a great job of explaining the difference, pros and cons. A simple explainer would be “tailwind is a design system using atomic css classes, UnoCSS is a atomic css engine to help you build something like tailwind (see the preset-wind)”
@rentefald
What is wrong with just building your own CSS?:face-purple-wide-eyes:
@cryptoboy1461
Thank you, but I don't see anything enticing that would change my mind about using this over TW.
@上原恵太郎
thanks for this, I just moved to Unocss from TW and BS. I will keep Bootstrap around just in case I need something super quick but Unocss has become my main. TY!
@SXsoft99
i just got the hang of tailwindcss with vite........ now i see this, god damn it
@mrrolandlawrence
been using it for a while. unoCSS is great! been using it as my standard for a while now.
@Voidstroyer
Honest opinion: 1. It is cool to have the css utilities of different frameworks in one place, but it is completely unnecessary. 2. It is cool to have attributes function as classes, but why not just use classes directly? 3. It is cool to have custom html tags function as classes, but why not just use classes directly? the 1st point I listed is probably the only part that I think is good about it, because the other parts don't just make writing css more complicated, it makes writing html more complicated. It's basically tailwind with some extra stuff that nobody really asked for
@kalebercanbrack8857
I love uno's configuration experience. Especially the dynamic shortcuts and rules. Its also cool that you don't need PostCSS for it, though there is a plugin available. I've noticed its somewhat common in Deno projects, maybe for that reason?
@manutopik
Unocss is really awesome ! I use it for every projects !
@mohammadrezamrg9380
how to integrate with typescript and angular?
@thiagomadureirabraga
Erik, this video is short and simple while giving us a very good first understandment of UnoCSS. Congrats!
@wlockuz4467
This seems novel but pretty impractical. I don't really see the point of introducing multiple conventions to do the same thing, it will only end up creating confusion and slowing down development. Tailwind has somehow struck the perfect balance between abstraction, flexibility and consistency and I am yet to see something that even comes close to it in terms of productivity and scalability.
@heroe1486
It's been a while since we can use arbitrary values with tailwind and thus do things like text-[30px]
@rvft
Yeah putting that question mark at the end of a silly question totally makes the video not a click bait
@ProgramWithErik