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Show IH: Flowbite Blocks

https://flowbite.com/blocks/

Flowbite Blocks is a collection of over 120+ website sections coded in Tailwind CSS and the Flowbite library.

submitted this linkon June 22, 2022
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    Nice work but I feel confused. You said "120 sections" but the search shows only 21.

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      Those are just the categories (ie. hero sections, pricing sections).

      The total block count is this "122 sections" (this is actually a variable, it's not hardcoded).

      However, you do make a good point, we may show the blocks instead of categories on the right side.

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        Not sure now what are sections, components, blocks, etc? Can you give the precise definitions? Thanks!

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            Btw, I found you have great documentation. May I ask you, what did you use for it, or is it self-made?

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    This is super cool! Would love to feature on Startups.fyi 🦄

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      That would be awesome!

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    Looks great!

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    Looks great, mate! I think you are on the right path given the recent growth of Tailwind CSS.

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    Is there alternative product comparison table block?

    Something like comparison table section in these pages:

    https://www.nudgify.com/trustpulse-alternative/

    https://wave.video/compare/vimeo

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      Search for the title "Comparison table
      " on this pricing page:

      https://flowbite.com/blocks/marketing/pricing/

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    The missing part of Flowbite just arrived! Congrats guys 🚀

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      Thanks, Alex!

      Lots of updates to come :)

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    HTML Stream just announced their tailwind library. i was a huge fan of their bootstrap components. it was incredibly flexible but tailwind is obviously better.
    check it out here https://preline.co/index.html

    i am not affiliated in any means to them btw.

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        Unbelievable. What a shame …

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        AFAIK if your work is licensed by MIT, anyone can do whatever they want without giving credits. The second point is they don't charge their users.

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            Oh, I see now and totally agree, it looked bad to me.

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