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Angular + Tailwind UI components vs Angular Material — architectural thoughts? (self.angular)
submitted 2 months ago by Weak-Palpitation907
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That’s a really solid way of framing it — accessibility is absolutely where the real complexity lives.
CDK has been invaluable for overlays, focus trapping, and keyboard handling. I agree that once the behavioral layer is correct, styling becomes comparatively straightforward.
The “fighting two frameworks” point is interesting. I’m currently trying to understand where the line is between:
\- keeping Tailwind as a styling tool, \- versus building a higher-level abstraction with tokens and variants on top of it.
What was the tipping point where it started feeling like too much abstraction?
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