Tailwind CSS is a utility first CSS framework. As such, it provides a lot of pre-built CSS classes that you can use immediately in your HTML without adding a single CSS file. But the one thing that makes it a fantastic framework is the ability to ext...
We recently started the transition from styled-components (CSS-in-JS) to Tailwind CSS. I explain in detail why in my blog post: "Why I moved from styled-components to Tailwind CSS and what's the future of CSS-in-JS?". Although Tailwind CSS tends to ...
Last week, Adam Wathan, announced the JIT (just-in-time) compiler release. He shared a video on YouTube covering the new compiler. This release is one of the most important milestones of Tailwind CSS in the past months or even years. It's all about i...
A few months ago, I started to build daily.dev's web application. I scaffold a Nextjs application and then considered two options for styling. styled-components and Tailwind CSS. The first follows the CSS-in-JS path, and the latter is a utility-first...
Leaderboards are all around us. Gone are the days that we could found leaderboards only in arcades and games. Nowadays, every product has gamification baked-in. It can be a referral program leaderboard, users leaderboard by karma or reputation, and o...
TL;DR If you are here just to see the tech stack so here it is in all its glory: Backend Fastify Redis Contentful App Engine (Google Cloud) Frontend Nextjs Preact Emotion Vercel Here's the link to the app: https://buzzwordquiz.dev/ You can also ...
