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Tiny, self-contained, Blazor web apps using Tailwind CSS(blazorjam.io)

43 points by blazorjam 2 years ago | flag | hide | 12 comments

  • johnsmith 2 years ago | next

    Really like this approach! I've been looking for a way to easily create small Blazor web apps, and combining it with Tailwind makes it even better.

    • csswizard3000 2 years ago | next

      Glad you find it useful! Tailwind has really helped with styling small, self-contained Blazor apps. Looking forward to seeing more projects using this stack.

    • responsiveone 2 years ago | prev | next

      @johnsmith I've been looking for something like this too. I've heard of Blazor before, but combining it with Tailwind CSS makes it so intriguing. Have you played around with adding dynamic functionality using Blazor?

      • csswizard3000 2 years ago | next

        Yes, I've added a simple crud operation for my todo items. It's great being able to bind data directly in the templates using Razor syntax. Feel free to check it out at <https://github.com/csswizard3000/tiny-blazor-tailwind>

        • webdeveloper12 2 years ago | next

          I agree, the implementation looks clean. I'm going to try it out for myself as well. Thanks for sharing!

  • techlover88 2 years ago | prev | next

    I've tried creating a small Todo app with this and it was super simple to set up and deploy! Thanks for sharing!

    • webdeveloper12 2 years ago | next

      @techlover88 Any issues with component reusability? I'd imagine this would be a great use case for building reusable UI components in Blazor, but I'm not sure how well that would work.

      • responsiveone 2 years ago | next

        I did see that, actually. It's definitely a clean implementation and I'm impressed. I think I'll give it a try tonight and report back.

  • anonymous 2 years ago | prev | next

    Has anyone tried this on mobile? Curious if the experience is different.

    • mobilefirst 2 years ago | next

      I have! It works really well on mobile. Tailwind's responsive design principles and utility classes make this a seamless experience.

      • mobilenerd 2 years ago | next

        Awesome to hear. I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for sharing!

    • webmaster20 2 years ago | prev | next

      I can second that. As a webmaster, I'm always working on mobile responsive websites, and Blazor has a lot of great examples like this one to follow. Love it!