What's your preferred coding language and why?

[Ja sa bong]

That's true, though I've never had much use for such frameworks/libraries due to my primary means of coding being on free non-self-hosted message board services. Don't get me wrong, a front-end developer career would be awesome, but there's just so much to learn and a fast-paced market that keeps changing and growing.

I perfectly understand how the market keeps changing makes it very challenging to keep up but I also know that there's nothing impossible if you set your mind on it. You will always find a way to have a breakthrough.

 

[Cory]

I perfectly understand how the market keeps changing makes it very challenging to keep up but I also know that there's nothing impossible if you set your mind on it. You will always find a way to have a breakthrough.

You're not wrong, that's for sure! I'm sure I could learn a lot more if I applied myself, but right now I'm just happy helping fellow webmasters with my current experience.

 

[Sinistra]

My coding primarily involves HTML and CSS, which is why I ventured into theme development for forums. I have a basic understanding of PHP, but that's pretty much the extent of it. I opted for HTML and CSS because those were the languages I began with when I first started coding.

 

[Cpvr]

My coding primarily involves HTML and CSS, which is why I ventured into theme development for forums. I have a basic understanding of PHP, but that's pretty much the extent of it. I opted for HTML and CSS because those were the languages I began with when I first started coding.

What are your thoughts on Tailwind CSS? Are you familiar with it?

 

[Sinistra]

What are your thoughts on Tailwind CSS? Are you familiar with it?

I have heard of this but I have not used it yet. I will look into it and let you know!

 

[⭐ Alex ⭐]

My preferred coding language is Java because everyone starts their day off with coffee so it must be a good language to use especially in the mornings.

 

[Tyrsson]

My primary go to is Php. Im proficient in vanilla JS but would prefer it to be strictly typed without the need for TS. I know a little Python and even less Ruby. I hate UX/UI programming. I can do it, but I would really REALLY rather not.

 

[Uptrendfinancialsignal]

Your choice of language depends on your project and goals. I preffer Python as it is great for machine learning, and web development

 

[Tyrsson]

What are your thoughts on Tailwind CSS? Are you familiar with it?

I do not like it. For several reasons. The tech overhead for getting started with it is large. It, iirc, requires a build step. My number one rule for anything that is going to be added to my tech stack is no REQUIRED build step. I do not want to use 3 frameworks. If the css framework comes with its own cli tooling that should be a sign to steer clear. I would suggest checking out Pico css

 

[Uptrendfinancialsignal]

I do not like it. For several reasons. The tech overhead for getting started with it is large. It, iirc, requires a build step. My number one rule for anything that is going to be added to my tech stack is no REQUIRED build step. I do not want to use 3 frameworks. If the css framework comes with its own cli tooling that should be a sign to steer clear. I would suggest checking out Pico css

I understand your concerns about Tailwind CSS. I'll suggest Pico CSS as a great alternative. This offers lightweight with much more simpler learning curve.