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themosaad
3y ago
The name "Stack" here means a starter template for the Remix framework e.g. Remix Stacks https://remix.run/docs/en/main/pages/stacks
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themosaad
4y ago
That's a good side effect from using Tailwind CSS docs. They curate new CSS properties and add the most important (in their opinion) once they're supported by all modern browsers.
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themosaad
4y ago
Forgot to mention that I no longer do these conversions for the most part, instead, I scroll down the suggested values from the Tailwind CSS IntelliSense VSCode extension since it displays the equivalent values in pixels.
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themosaad
4y ago
Great work scratching your own itch! Not as easy addition to the workflow as it doesn't have a CLI but I think that's intentional or not a priority for you. I backed out from maintaining a big Tailwind CSS plugin let alone create
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themosaad
4y ago
I do dislike long walls of classes as well. However, I'm yet to find an alternative that offers the same benefits Tailwind CSS offers without such compromises. Wrote about Vanilla-Extract shortcomings here https://news.ycomb
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themosaad
4y ago
I hope to work on a product where productivity isn't as essential as the quality of a design system to use such approach. Saw the folks behind a CSS-in-JS library (Stitches) move to it recently[1] However, they still saw the need for u
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themosaad
4y ago
> Just put some numbers in there. Average code base size, average build time improvement since version x, etc. I can be the judge of whether that is "lighting fast" to me Fair enough. The video I linked to has some numbers Thou
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themosaad
4y ago
This is far from being the best example of WHY you should use Tailwind CSS. I wrote about the HOW. I'll try to write another article about the WHY soon.
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> Currently I use Vanilla-Extract, it's like SCSS but uses TypeScript instead of the SCSS language. It also compiles down into native CSS, so there's no runtime overhead like styled-components, emotion, etc. I like Vanilla-Extr
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Working with Tailwind CSS every day for 2 years
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