Updates, ideas and resources
It's the end of the year and this year was amazing! For Front-end development, For CSS, For Tailwind and for daisyUI! Let's take a look at what we've accomplished in 2023.
SvelteKit is a meta framework for building web applications. It is based on Svelte, a compiler that turns your Svelte components into fast and efficient JavaScript.
This upgrade guide helps you easily update daisyUI to version 4 without breaking anything.
In this post we will take a look at the list of best Tailwind CSS plugins to use in your next project
It can be annoying to install, setup, config and import all the dependencies. But now, you can do it with a single command.
In search of the most efficient way to style a website there's a lot to explore. In this post I'll share my journey to build daisyUI, a component library on top of Tailwind CSS.
What is Headless UI and why it is suggested to use it with daisyUI?
In this article, we will learn how to use daisyUI component library in Next.js.
Do you want to add new color names to daisyUI color palette? Here is how you can do it.
While working on daisyUI, I see a lot of people making this mistake when using Tailwind CSS.
Mary UI is a collection of Laravel blade components made for Livewire 3 and styled around daisyUI and Tailwind CSS
Why use semantic color names instead of Tailwind CSS color shades? Accessing to all color shades or using a color system... Which one is better?
Which one is better? Which one should I use? Comparing Tailwind CSS component libraries daisyUI and Tailwind UI.
Is daisyUI against the Tailwind CSS philosophy? Are we going full circle? Why not just use Bootstrap? Here I answer some of the most common questions I get asked about daisyUI.
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