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Franklin Okolie

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Luciano Mammino
Luciano Mammino
Jan 19, 2021

Great and very useful article :)

Tailwind is a bit trickier than bootstrap or bulma when it comes to responsive design, so it's great to get few examples!

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Franklin Okolie
Franklin Okolie
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·Jan 19, 2021

Thanks Luciano Mammino

Do you need more examples? I could make some for you on codepen and share the link

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Luciano Mammino
Luciano Mammino
Jan 19, 2021

Thanks Franklin Okolie

I think these examples here are already a great starting point to get into the "tailwind mindset".

I don't have a need for more specific examples right now, but thanks again for offering :)

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Shamaayil Ahmed
Shamaayil Ahmed
Jan 19, 2021

Really loved it, and would appreciate a tailwindCSS cheat sheet 🙌

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Franklin Okolie
Franklin Okolie
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·Jan 19, 2021

Sure Shamaayil Ahmed, I do hope to make that soon. Thanks for reading

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Commit A Day
Commit A Day
Jan 26, 2021

tailwindcomponents.com/cheatsheet this one is pretty good Ive been using it myself :)

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Chris Bongers
Chris Bongers
Jan 19, 2021

Nice article,

A real big fan of how Tailwind forces mobile-first. I do find myself refactoring a lot of code because I happen to do desktop first a lot.

Although most of the time it's just putting md: in front of what I had.

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Franklin Okolie
Franklin Okolie
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·Jan 19, 2021

Thanks Chris Bongers

Since I started using TailwindCSS, my design start from mobile, and yes putting md: is what should be, after all that what TailwindCSS does "ease of programming".

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Bobby Iliev
Bobby Iliev
Jan 21, 2021

Great post!

You should check out Tails, it is an awesome TailwindCSS page builder:

devdojo.com/tails

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