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Daniel Idaszak
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May 18, 2021 â‹… 5 min read

Why you should use Tailwind CSS with React Native

Daniel Idaszak React Native Developer at Netguru.

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5 Replies to "Why you should use Tailwind CSS with React Native"

  1. Is there any data comparing performance of this approach vs using StyleSheets? The code looks nice and like something I would like to try but without any performance comparison it is hard to decide if it’s a good idea to use it on a big project.

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