Tailwind Weekly

By Vivian Guillen

Tailwind Weekly #43: We got a new "Rebuilding X with TailwindCSS" video + the usual menu!

#43・ Feb 27, 2021

Tailwind Weekly #43: We got a new "Rebuilding X with TailwindCSS" video + the usual menu!

By Vivian Guillen • Issue #43 • View online

Hello folks!

What an interesting week! We had a new video from the Tailwind Labs team, rebuilding another website with Tailwind, and also discovered the #30DaysOfTailwindCSS challenge, I particularly liked the Day 27 challenge, just because I love using “bg-clip-text”.

And of course, we have our usual menu of one good learning resource, one great showcase website, and one useful plugin or app!

Note: Some of these links are affiliate links, which means I get compensated in some way if you buy through them but I promise I only recommend products I really like!

🌟 News

From the Tailwind Labs team, we got a new “Rebuilding X with TailwindCSS” video, this time rebuilding the “Sick Fits” app originally created by Wes Bos and made by Simon. I really missed these!

Also, our friend Michael Andreuzza, a fellow TailwindCSS fan, created a few social initiatives for the framework, like TailwindCSS garden (inspired by the famous CSS Zen Garden) and the#30DaysOfTailwindCSS challenge. Definitely something to try out on your next free weekend 😁.

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📚 Learning

What the heck, z-index??

Another GREAT guide from Josh, this time about z-index. I love the example he used to explain “stacking contexts” and the whole “z-index values are not global” idea. Also, that list of different CSS contexts was 🤯.

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💅 Showcase

BaseCode - a field guide to writing code that lasts

I have to say that the minimal look is hard to do right when it comes to courses/books but BaseCode is one of the few that nails it. With a very simple color palette and lots of padding, the site looks clean, and it’s easy to know what the product is about.

For the curious:

BaseCode - a field guide of simple practices to writing lasting code proven by over 20 years of programming.

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🎁 Resource

tailwindcss-border-gradients

Another great plugin from our friend Cossssmin, this time for generating border-image gradient classes. Don’t know what those are or have never used them? Check out this Digital Ocean article to see how cool they are.

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🗞 Classifieds

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