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Tailwind Connect 2023 — Keynote

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Adam Wathan, Sam Selikoff, and Steve Schoger present the future of Tailwind CSS, including the Oxide engine and the Catalyst UI kit.

The keynote from Tailwind Connect 2023, our first-ever live event that took place on June 20th, 2023, featuring presentations from Adam Wathan, Sam Selikoff, and Steve Schoger. Read the recap on our blog: tailwindcss.com/blog/2023-07-18-tailwind-connect-2023-recap Introduction Tailwind CSS for the modern web Oxide, the next evolution of Tailwind CSS Catalyst, a React UI kit for Tailwind CSS Designing Catalyst Tricks from Catalyst

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u/Brilla-Bosein r/node • Recommends

On “Get backend job without knowing frontend”

you have lot of misunderstandings on Tailwind. knowing everything about css does makes you a Tailwind master. just watch introduction of Tailwind keynote 2023 once link to this video
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Tailwind Connect 2023 — Keynote
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u/domo__knowsin r/programming • Mentions

On “LLMs have burned Billions but couldn't build another Tailwind”

Tailwind is incredible. Also primarily a backend dev but I will never write raw CSS again unless I have to use a library that needs to hook into a stylesheet. Wrote this on another comment a month ago: > I am very hesitant to adopt the newest fad tech but after using Tailwind, yeah, never again. If you watch the intro to this keynote, Adam Wathan explains how Tailwind came about. > There's that joke/adage about how naming things is one of the hardest things in computer science. Tailwind gets rid of that. Is this div the Card? Is it the parent? Is it the content? With tailwind it doesn't matter because you just describe your styling in the classes.
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