#Angular, Tailwind CSS and Angular material!

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ripe remnant
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Hi all,
I want to get some feedback about is it wise to use angular material and tailwind CSS together.

Also what do you guys think about using premade themes for start up company dashboard
I ask because I'm in a situation that the client want to use a theme but i think it introduce a lot of headaches more than it solve specially with the integration conflicts and learning curve

Thanks in advance ♥️

supple phoenix
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Hi, Combining Angular Material and T CSS is possible, but using multiple frameworks can add complexity.
And using premade themes for a startup dashboard can save time and provide a professional look.

zenith cradle
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You can use the material theming guide to config the theme settings. You can reuse these settings in your css code. https://material.angular.io/guide/theming

I think there is no native support for Tailwind in material. I would not recommend Tailwind as I do not find it practical.

ripe remnant
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The thing is most of the themes i worked with are not easily customized , they make it so it works with there own setup which is usually not what the project need

As for the Tailwind Css so far what i found out is its either used with material but for non material customisation or it's used with extremely hacky ways

slender pike
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Personally I’ve worked on two dashboard projects using Tailwind CSS and ng Material. I think it’s fine to use them both. Tailwind is basically a CSS library that uses utility classes which are basically CSS code under the hood.
Using a premade theme may have some flexibility issues. It depends on the theme you’ll be using.

ripe remnant
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The thing is as far as i know and currently facing , to handle customizing material components you need to dig deep and use styles on on underlaying classes which i didn't think of a way to handle this so far with tailwind specially without using ! important like crazy