It's totally normal to wonder about this (I do too back then), you're thinking like a developer who's growing đź‘Ź
Bootstrap and Tailwind both have their own place and benefit.
Bootstrap gives you prebuilt components fast, great for MVPs or internal tools. While Tailwind gives you more control and flexibility, and it scales better in large or custom UIs.
But they both get the job done.
If you're focused on learning modern frontend practices and building maintainable UIs, I'd recommend giving Tailwind a try. It has a bit of a learning curve, but it's worth it.
That said, use what helps you ship and learn. What matters is delivering and what makes you employable!
There’s no one-size-fits-all “best” tool, just pick based on your project and what you're trying to get better at.