Building a website directory with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Prisma

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Tailwind UI

However, in recent times, I have seen a lot of convergence in both approaches. Twitter Bootstrap adds more and more utility classes, and you can buy Tailwind UI or take a look at daisyUI and Flowbite, which provide many components that you might want to use along with Tailwind CSS.

#Design Tools #UI Design #Components Library 207 social mentions

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Tailwind CSS

I am seeking a good stack I can switch to for my new projects. So, I decided to try and evaluate Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Prisma stack with a small project.

#Developer Tools #Design Tools #Website Design 863 social mentions

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Ship SaaS

#Web App #Productivity #SaaS

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Sequelize

There are many popular ORM libraries for Node.js: Prisma, Sequelize, TypeORM, and others.

#Development #Web Frameworks #Tool 44 social mentions

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ScreenshotOne

I didn't set up Puppeteer to take screenshots of the sites but decided to use a screenshot as a service API. It gives a bunch of free screenshots to render websites, so that's enough to play with our project. Because taking screenshots of the site is not a core topic of the post, and using Puppeteer would be a pain in the ass.

#Screenshots #Website Screenshots #APIs 11 social mentions

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React

Before I start, I must admit that I have zero experience or don't have experience at all with React, Tailwind CSS, and Prisma. I also don't feel that I am profound in JavaScript. And this is excellent news because you will see this stack through the lens of a newcomer, not a passionate fan of these technologies.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library #JavaScript Framework 775 social mentions

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Next.js

I am seeking a good stack I can switch to for my new projects. So, I decided to try and evaluate Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Prisma stack with a small project.

#Developer Tools #Web Frameworks #JavaScript Framework 918 social mentions

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KTool.io

#Reading #eBook Reader #eBook Manager 33 social mentions

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puppeteer

I didn't set up Puppeteer to take screenshots of the sites but decided to use a screenshot as a service API. It gives a bunch of free screenshots to render websites, so that's enough to play with our project. Because taking screenshots of the site is not a core topic of the post, and using Puppeteer would be a pain in the ass.

#Automated Testing #Browser Testing #Software Development 101 social mentions

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Bootstrap

I mostly used Twitter Bootstrap as a CSS framework, but Tailwind CSS has become quite popular over the last few years. And it proposes a different approach from what you do with the Bootstrap framework.

#CSS Framework #Development Tools #Design Tools 326 social mentions

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DaisyUI

However, in recent times, I have seen a lot of convergence in both approaches. Twitter Bootstrap adds more and more utility classes, and you can buy Tailwind UI or take a look at daisyUI and Flowbite, which provide many components that you might want to use along with Tailwind CSS.

#Design Tools #User Experience #Developer Tools 136 social mentions

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CtrlAlt.CC

#StartUp Directory #B2B Directory #Directory 1 social mentions

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BetaList

#Startups #Startup Community #Startup Marketing 4 social mentions