I absolutely love this idea. Especially because being a frontend developer, I have seen the adoption of tailwind grow and now can't even imagine things without it. Taildoor seems like a great to tool to have in your asrsenal!
Looks like just another tool in a crowded space, with similar ones like Webflow and TeleportHQ already pasting, how is this different, any unique features we should be excited about or just the same old, hard to tell from the info provided, would love to see more case studies or user testimonials.
Taildoor is an indispensable tool for designers and developers working with Tailwind CSS. I recommend trying it for convenience and increased productivity in development!
W.A. Hawkes-Robinson here, looks interesting but do folks really need another visual builder for Tailwind CSS when you've got quite a few options already, what's new here or maybe think about adding unique features that aren't out there yet, how does it really stack up against the big names and can it handle scale without a hitch, keen to see user feedback on this
Visual tools for Tailwind are a dime a dozen, why not try using options like Tailwind Play or CodePen instead, they’re way smoother and dont lock you into one platform, plus these options are slowly becoming outdated with newer tech taking over, this just feels like another reinvention of the wheel to me.
Honestly, while something that promises to build and fine-tune Tailwind sites visually seems convenient, how many folks who actually use Tailwind are gonna prefer a browser-based tool, feels kinda redundant when the whole point of Tailwind is to be flexible right in the code, maybe I'm missing something but will this really catch on
Not what I expected, seems like it’s just another tool for Tailwind with a shiny wrapper, anyone who’s serious about web dev already has a setup they trust, maybe cool for beginners but experienced devs probably won’t switch, it’s like putting a new coat of paint on an old car 🚗
I'm a bit on the fence about this launch, it's interesting but does it really offer something new, I've used tools like Webflow and Pinegrow, and they kind of do similar stuff, one thing I'm curious about is, is there any feature that specifically stands out from those competitors, also, how does it handle complex customizations, because that's where many of these visual builders fall short, especially when working with more advanced elements, maybe adding more advanced customization options could be something to look at
Okay, I get it's a tool for Tailwind CSS but honestly the interface looks kind of clunky and I’m not sure how it’ll handle more complex projects, maybe it’s good for beginners but seasoned developers might find it limiting? Just my two cents.
I’m not sure why anyone would rely on yet another tool to build websites, there's already so many options out there, plus building sites with Tailwind isn't the most complicated thing to do either, honestly, this feels more like a cash grab than anything innovative, we need genuine solutions not more of the same in different packaging
With years of experience in web development, including a Symfony certification under my belt, I'm pretty skeptical about tools promising to simplify Tailwind CSS, I mean, don't we already have similar products like Tailwind UI and Windy CSS that are robust and well-tested, also it seems like another gimmick to lure in beginners who might wanna skip learning the framework properly, not sure this will be the game-changer it's trying to be
Looks like another tool promising to simplify web design, but really, how much can a browser-based builder improve your work, Tailwind CSS is already straightforward, maybe we're getting too dependent on these tools instead of learning the core skills, what's next, AI designing for us?
I see you're introducing a tool for Tailwind web design, it's interesting but seems a bit redundant considering other tools like Webflow or Bootstrap Studio already offer visual web building with more features, have you considered how you'll stand out from those, maybe adding some unique functionalities could help, like advanced code export options or a seamless transition between visual design and code editing there seems to be potential if you can address these points
As someone who’s deep into analyzing stuff in food manufacturing, I'm curious why building a proper visual tool has taken so long, but do you really think relying only on this browser tool will streamline the process enough, I mean it sounds great but I can see how it might fall short for larger projects, have you considered adding any integrations that could help speed up things even more
Honestly this tool might be too niche? Like yes, Tailwind is popular but can it really replace a more general web design tool, also the whole visual designing in browser seems kinda gimmicky, what if you're working on a complex project with multiple devs, wouldn't this just complicate things?
Visually designing websites in the browser is neat, but how about handling code conflicts, how does it manage the intricacies of Tailwind CSS for complex projects, curious where it falls short in real-world usage for larger sites, what's the contingency for scaling issues, let's see if it holds up under pressure
Soo another tool to make it 'easier' to build websites with Tailwind huh, doesn't it seem like we're just getting lazier with these visual editors, i mean what's the point of learning CSS if we're just gonna have tools like this, maybe think about ways to integrate more coding practice into the tool, or it's just another gimmick, thoughts?
Stumbled upon this tool through an ad and honestly, not sure if it's worth the hype, feels like just another flashy product for Tailwind CSS, did we really need another one? I get that visual building is trendy but does it actually save time or just add more bells and whistles, curious to hear if anyone else really finds this as game-changing as the founder claims?
This looks like a game-changer for Tailwind users! How about adding a feature that allows users to easily export their designs as reusable components or templates for future projects? This would save a ton of time and streamline the design process even more.
So another tool promising effortless web design huh? Like we really need more complexity, but hey if it helps some folks, then why not, just hope it's better than the dozen others out there, let’s see how it actually performs in real-world scenarios before judging too harshly
