It’s been a lively week on the TailwindCSS community, we got a few more alpha versions, new Tailwind UI components and an early access version of tailwind support in WebStorm.
JetBrains just released an early access version of WebStorm, which includes support for TailwindCSS. It looks like it’ll be very similar to the VSCode extension but a bit more limited.
I see Sapper/Svelte is getting some traction lately, especially in the esports community so I’m sharing this guide for the folks who are curious and want to take Sapper for a spin using our favorite CSS framework. This is the most up to date tutorial on how to get a fully featured TailwindCSS setup in Sapper. Have fun!
Speaking of the esports community, this week we’re featuring a team finder site! Siegrs.gg call itself a team and player finder for Rainbow Six Siege. Find esports clans for competitive games.
This one is a good example of a functional web app using mostly tailwind defaults, they do know how to rock that red 👌.
For those of you who don’t know yet, V2.0 of tailwind added a modified color palette to the defaults.
This is figma’s community file with those same colors, for your prototyping delight. So if you’re a figma file be sure to check it out for your next design.
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