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This is a lovely app but it really needs to generate grays as well. You just can't randomly drop in a color palette without changing the default TW grays. (they

• nickjj 6y ago
  > You just can't randomly drop in a color palette without changing the default TW grays. (they are pretty blue) reply The Tailwind UI updated color palette at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tailwindcss/ui https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tailwindcss/ui has true greys with no color hue. And you don't need Tailwind UI to use the updated colors (I asked Adam once). I think the plan is the updated color palette will eventually be rolled into a future Tailwind CSS update, if not already.
  • pottertheotter 6y ago
    All the colors were updated for Tailwind UI, and they are supposed to be incorporated into Tailwind CSS at some point: "During early access, the components in Tailwind UI depend on some extensions we've added to the default Tailwind CSS config (like extra spacing values, updated, colors, additional shadows, etc.) "These extensions will make their way into Tailwind itself in the future...." The bottom of Tailwind UI documentation gives more info on the color palette changes, including the new grey: https://tailwindui.com/documentation#how-tailwindcss-ui-extends-tailwind https://tailwindui.com/documentation#how-tailwindcss-ui-exte...
• manceraio 6y ago
  Yes, I also notice this. The model have some flaws. I could compensate adding some extra data points, but I wanted to train with the original palette. With the release of the new Tailwind palette I will have more data to train with and maybe it will get solved.
  • pspeter3 6y ago
    You could also try training from other palettes but it does look really good! Adding a grays would be key.