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News / September 09, 2019

11 Benefits of Tailwind CSS

I’ve been using Tailwind CSS professionally almost every day for nearly two years. I love using it and it’s made my development workflow so much better. So I thought I would share some of the benefits I’ve gained by using Tailwind over a traditional framework or custom CSS.

by Jason Beggs

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News / August 09, 2019

Tailwind.run() Online Code Editor for Tailwind CSS

Tailwind.run() is an online service by Utkarsh Kukreti providing “fiddle” or “pen” style features for Tailwind CSS in the browser, even allowing build-time configuration features interactively.

by Paul Redmond

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News / August 07, 2019

Tailwind v1.1

Tailwind v1.1.0 has been released with some cool new features and a couple of bug fixes. This is the first feature release since the v1.0 release and it comes with Screenreader utilities, Placeholder utilities, and much more.

by Jason Beggs

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News / May 31, 2019

Building a modal with Vue.js and Tailwind CSS

In this tutorial, we’ll walk through how to build a reusable card modal using Vue.js and Tailwind CSS. The component will use Vue.js slots, so you can change the contents of the modal wherever it is used while retaining the open/close functionality and the wrapper design.

by Jason Beggs

News / May 13, 2019

Tailwind CSS v1.0 is released

Tailwind CSS, the utility-first framework, just released v1.0 and you can start using it today!

by Eric L. Barnes

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News / May 30, 2018

Convert your Bootstrap CSS to Tailwind with Tailwindo

Tailwindo automatically converts Bootstrap component classes to Tailwind utility classes. Now it’s easier than ever to switch from Bootstrap to Tailwind.

by Chris Gmyr

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News / November 01, 2017

Tailwind CSS Launches Its First Public Release

Yesterday the first public release of Tailwind CSS was released as version 0.1.0, an alpha release. Tailwind CSS is a utility-based CSS framework by Adam Wathan, Jonathan Reinink, David Hemphill, and Steve Schoger.