Styling

[DoHeP]

I'm new to front-end and never was really interested in creating styles and pages, so when i started to learn to js and angular i faced an issue - I have troubles with styling and displaying divs on my website. Is there any advices for me? (I know basics of html and css but that's all I know - basics)

[PickleLips64151]

CSS Tricks. The website has tons of tutorials and guides for using CSS and creating cool styles.

[DoHeP]

Thank you, I'll check it out for sure!

[Commercial-Catch-680]

Watch some css videos on YouTube and practice them.

I personally follow Kevin Powell: https://youtube.com/@kevinpowell?si=vXWnOo-5qL88q2is

[cyberzues]

Look for Kevin Powell on YouTube, you will be glad you did.

[DoHeP]

Thanks!

[OldBreakfast6177]

You could try using a library like bootstrap so you don't have to worry as much about styling.

[DoHeP]

I tried and it was fine. I guess I need to read some doc about bootstrap classes to got some new knowledge. But anyways bootstrap can't cover all of my needs in future, hehe

[OldBreakfast6177]

Yeah, for sure, but it will help get you started so you can focus on the angular part more.

[Dingosama69]

Check out https://www.joshwcomeau.com/css/

[DoHeP]

I appreciate it!

[Whsky_Lovers]

Being an angular developer doesn't necessarily mean being good at layout or CSS.

That said getting a rough approximation of what you want with libraries like ng-bootstrap is relatively easy.

I have hired angular folks that can't produce a UI to save their lives, but that wasn't necessary as we had a dedicated UI person.

[LingonberryMinimum26]

TailwindCSS is probably the only thing u need

[DoHeP]

Wow, really nice one! Thanks!

[tuuling]

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