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I think having a bootstrap tool similar to helix-init, but with a slightly more opinionated approach on the UI side, would be great. shadcn/ui offers tailwind + radix-ui, which can be utilized by non-designers. However, when a designer joins the project, it incorporates the variant concepts pioneered (I believe) by stitches but beautifully adapted to tailwind. Congratz on helix-init
Thank you for a comment. helix-init is just an example yet, but I'd like to become it to an npx starter template in the future. In fact, I don't like tailwind.css, but shadow-cljs cannot build css, so I tried using it. I prefer https://github.com/Jarzka/stylefy
I was trying to port modulz design system to clojurescript. It uses stitches. But I found https://twitter.com/sebmarkbage/status/1529622371333709825 and https://github.com/reactwg/react-18/discussions/110 , so react is recommending atomic css.
I decided to use Chakra UI (https://chakra-ui.com) instead of Tailwind.css. That is powerful and useful! I already implemented Chakra UI in my helix-init project. https://github.com/neumann-tokyo/helix-init/pull/4