To sum up, Tailwind CSS won't restrict you for creating any design of your choice. You define that with adding classes for the required design. I believe, this would be enough for getting started with Tailwind CSS in React Native. If you want to explore more, you can visit NativeWind ...
Tailwind is a popular utility-first CSS framework that provides low-level class names to web developers. It does not have any JavaScript and works well with existing frameworks such as React, Vue, Angular, Ember, and others. Whilst this is positive, it can be confusing for new developers to...
Limitations ofreact-native-mmkv Although thereact-native-mmkvlibrary has many benefits, it also comes with certain limitations. In this section, we will be looking at some considerations to keep in mind while using MMKV. Debugging MMKV utilizes JavaScript Interface (JSI), which provides a synchron...
but thankfully you can copy RJSF’s core theme from its source code and customize it pretty easily. In this example we’re going to create an RJSF theme that uses daisyUI, a tailwind library that sits right on top of plain html tags, the famous react-select, ...
Rewind-UI is designed to be used with React and Tailwind CSS. To use Rewind-UI, you must first install ReactJS andTailwind CSSin your project. Furthermore, you must also install the following NPM packages: npm install tailwind-scrollbar @tailwindcss/forms @tailwindcss/typography ...
GitPubs is a modern, responsive web application built using React and Tailwind CSS. It leverages the GitHub API to enable users to search for and view information about public GitHub users. This project showcases the integration of a popular CSS framework with a React-based frontend, demonstratin...
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To exemplify or simulate a tutorial that we would like to show in our blog, I have taken a part in the React documentation. In addition, I have replaced the native Markdown code blocks with our<Code/>component. I mean, instead of writing code inside the inverted quotes that Markdown use...
We need to choose a stack first to build this application. I have decided to go with the Jamstack. I am going to use Next.js for the frontend and TailwindCSS for the styling. If you don’t know about Next.js, it is a JavaScript framework built on top of React and provides features...
Head on over to localhost:3000 and you should see the WunderGraph + Next.js starter splash page pop up with the results of a sample query, meaning everything went well. Step 0C: (Optionally) Setting Up Tailwind CSS for Styling I love utility-first CSS, so I’m using Tailwind for ...