In this video we'll see what solutions we have when it comes to making tailwindcss responsive tables look good on mobile devices. Code snippets: tallpad.com/series/tailwindcs...
for option number 2. in production are you going to render the data at the same time as the table or you will make a trigger if it hits a specific media query?
Correct! Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S4MhQ6peq8A.html On line 5 I'm hiding the table on screens less than 768px in width using hidden md:block, and on line 59 I'm showing the grid&cards but only until I reach 768px - from here on the table will be visible.
I’m still trying to understand what advantage tail wind has for developers who already know CSS. It would be even cleaner to write CSS inside dedicated file and not have to clutter the HTML.
In Software development, we want to get money as fast as we possibly can unless you have other goals, and how do we achieve that? By being productive and saving time. That's where Tailwind comes in.
