A 45 second intro followed by 3 hours of code and instruction for Tailwind CSS. I bookmarked all 5 chapters in the description. If you complete one lesson per day, you'll complete the full course in just 1 week. Join my Discord server for discussion and to ask questions: discord.gg/neKghyefqh
I have been watching already for 20 minutes and definitely I am in love with your video. Your videos about HTML, CSS and other videos are the best I have ever seen. You deserve to have a lot of subs and I think everyone who wants to start programming should learn from you. I will recommend everyone about your awesome tutorials. I have no words to describe more here. It's just awesome, amazing, and dope. Thank you so much. Greeting from Poland. I am on my way to becoming a frontend. :)
This is by far the best framework to write CSS, omg it is so simple and easy and makes your websites look unique however you want to style it, and the mobile responsiveness is effortless!
The amount of DETAIL that you put into your explanations is what is missing from any other video I have ever watched. Every curiosity that I had whilst looking at what you did has been answered. Thank you so much.
Your tutorials are coming out just in time when I need them :) Whats great is how I can listen at 1.5x speed and your speech is crystal clear. In fact, its got a nice rhythm, I could keep on going. 🚀🚀
Great to hear! My previous classroom experience (and way back in the day I worked in radio, too) must be helping with my clarity. Thank you for the feedback!
You're the man, Dave! I'm already using Tailwind, but I'm gonna let this play in the background to help your metrics and see if you have any little tips for me. I'm at the point where I'm chanting along with you "much like the chapters of a book".
Thank you so much Dave. You are a great instructor who adds a real value with every video. I like how verbose you are sometimes so you present the materials crystal clear for users specially beginners like me. Keep up the good work and best of luck
i admit that i like your teaching style dave you made my life easier in learning this kind of thing i share my experience about watching your closure tutorial in javascript, we all know that closure is somthing that its hard to learn but because of dave i finally understand how it works thank you dave!!!
I love your tutorial, this is amazing. You not only explain very clearly about what you are doing also you show how a real life developer would set up the project. Thanks for your amazing work.
When you see its Dave.. You gonna know the best of tailwindcss video is coming to you. Thank you again Dave 👌👌 Can we request a typescript video next. You doing great job helping self-taught programming learners. All Blessings to you and family 🙏
Thank you! You can request TS and I can suggest the TS series I recently started: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MOO5vrtTUTE.html I hope it helps! 💯🚀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode That's great Dave! I'll still wait for the full course in 1 video, like you always do. I get better grasp that way! Thanks for the effort you put in though 🙏
The one of the best person ever in the whole world to teach Web development for free. Appreciate your efforts. Really you are helping thousands of people.
Thanks Dave , amazing course , so much in-depth and the way you explained the config file , input css file and use of extends , layers and custom css is just amazing
Good day, Dave! I appreciate the way you teach us various aspects of web dev and all of your tutorials seem pretty much straight forward and concise. Getting to the point, I've seen a lot of projects made by using three.js and they seem breathtaking; so are there any chances we gonna have some three.js tutorials here? Thanks a lot for your videos Dave! Have a nice day!
i must say that this course is very helpful and should be promoted by RU-vid algorithms since it it well informative and beginner friendly. Good deed worth reward
Really great video tutorial. Thank you Dave. After two days working through your tutorial I now have a great base to build upon and familiarity with using Tailwind. I had no previous experience with Tailwindcss, just vanilla CSS without frameworks.
As a beginner, I would like to see the class being applied to a element one-by-one to see its effect instead of typing 10+ styles as once then the job is done and continue to the next element. Yes, I can always test the style myself or check them in website... but what is the point of it? Typing all as once isn't much faster. Tailwind intelliSense can't help and cause a lot of typing mistakes.
I understand the request. It would have made this tutorial series much slower if I had done so. The series is not about learning CSS - which is a prerequisite for the course - but rather just learning Tailwind CSS and how to apply it. But again, I do understand the reason for your request.
Greetings from Egypt I understood every word, it's like you was speaking in Arabic 😅 I just meant that you really good to clearify everything Thank you Mr.Dave
Hi Dave , A correction for a class name @ 1:52:45 - The class name should be justify-center NOT justify-content-center. I have issued a PR on github to correct it. Thanks once again for this excellent course.
Don't give up! Especially the beginning is always hard... You've got this 😉💪 I post very beginner friendly video about these topics on my channel - maybe they can help you as well ...
At 9:25, you don't need to deactivate that, just into your user/settings.json add "files.associations": { ... // other file associations "*.css": "tailwindcss" } note: I think you'll need tailwindcss extension shown in 15:24
Hello Dave, I always love your teaching, you made me understand javascript, css, html, hoping one day I hope to buy you coffee, but when I get to react I tried to style my component but not applying to it, I left react yesterday, to start with tailwind css I have almost installed everything I should add css to the build file I have been running into error, and I followed every steps
Hey Dave, have you tried Styled components? For me, Styled components change web development completely but not all developers seem to have noticed that. See, we will not just have the power of Javascript to style (using JS syntax), but we can map every UI element to a component (just like what happens with Flutter)... so, if everything is a component, then it is easy to find, update, reuse, pack as a library and..... if everything is a component, then everything can be tested. While taking this 'component-first' approach, it feels to me that we are no longer creating 'documents' with web technology, but actual system UI modules, e.g: a button with an 'isTextBold' property can hide/abstract all CSS into the component itself, we don't have to worry about style while reusing that same component. Another thing is: With a set of battle-tested UI components, we will be 'assembling' screens in a LEGO-like approach, which can be incredibly productive. Please, let me know what you think, I'm intending to use Styled components for everything
I expected you would have focused on just Tailwind css topic and haven't made a practical tutorial. At least you could have informed us in the title about that!
This is a great video on Tailwindcss. I would love to see a video on Sass or any css pre-processor done by you because your explanation is just too simple that a five year old can understand
Great tutorial. But I think you should go from plain HTML with tags and texts first, then apply tailwind classes. It's easier to see the changes in every class you add to an HTML element. How can a beginner code a page without visual things by adding tailwind classes blindly?
Dave I got stuck at the 11th minute when styles were applied to the body element. It did not reflect when I launched live server. Watched the video over and over again, deleted the files, started all over but no luck. I set background-color and some other properties and they reflected but the ones involving dimensions failed. I started trying different values but was getting some successes and failures. I went to documentation eventually - and found out beyond 12, increments are in multiples of 4. I was initially using h-54, w-54 just like css that I knew - It was a lot of stress. Now I can go back and continue. Thanks!
Ok. if you already an expert in css then this course is for you or else don't waste time, first learn the basics of css and dive into this tutorial. Thanks
1:43:00 May I ask why you create widescreen and tallsceeen while all screens are actually 3/2 or 1/2 aspect ratio, why you don’t just directly put section-min-height class?
Hello Mr. Gray. I'm from Iran. First of all, thank you for your perfect channel. Your job is wonderful. But I have a question. Do we need to install the tailwind for every single project?