@Woooferz
This was so helpful! :)
@StackAcademy
Thank you man I really appreciate it, I'm new to tailwindcss and the official documentation is not beginner friendly. I don't have a problem of using the classes etc but the configuration process had me puzzled so thank you this vod.
@harvanchik
It would be helpful if you explained what you were doing and why, specifically in the installation process.
@clintmckoy
Thanks for putting this together! Editing my first Tailwind project! Goodbye Bootstrap...
@goncalodumas
Great tutorial, very detailed and useful to get you started on a tailwindcss project.
@GT-skino
Thank you so much. i'm fairly new to all of the Dev stuff but have been working with Laravel and Tailwind CSS... and up until 2.0 id had no issues. i struggled to get 2.0 installed but this has just cleared everything up! thank you.
@giandomenicoriceputi6275
Thanks now I set in a right way my tailwind css project
@chinmayjoshi9939
Those who are getting the following error "The `text-cwc-red` class does not exist, but `text-cws-red` does. If you're sure that `text-cwc-red` exists, make sure that any `@import` statements are being properly processed before Tailwind CSS sees your CSS, as `@apply` can only be used for classes in the same CSS tree." just change the 'cwc' to 'cws' in the line @ 10:09 Dont know why but the 'cwc' in my public/css/tailwind.css were 'cws' (Windows 10) (tailwindcss 2.0.2)
@versastudio9198
Super helpful! Thank you.
@Bryan-tk7il
Super helpful. Subscribed!
@leonardiux345
GREAT!
@jamesfoley4426
Thank you so much for the video. I was up all last night trying to get tailwind to work with parcel.js. I couldn't get the css to purge....I am not sure that the documentation on the tailwind site is really that clear about how to get a basic web project working and to have tailwind purge the css. I think there are a few important things you point out like setting the NODE_ENV to production so you need the cross-env to do that. Also you will need to daisy chain commands together for tailwindcss and postcss to do their thing. Thanks again and to @Jon Fackrella and @Allformyequin for helping your
@rezwansaki
Thanks
@oliversaxon8656
Agree with some other comments below - you should explain why we need to install this way with these additional packages.
@pressiyamu2187
I am getting a weird error at 8:08 npm ERR! tailwind@1.0.0 tw:build: `tailwindcss build ./src/css/tailwind.css -o ./public/css/tailwind.css` npm ERR! Exit status 1 npm ERR! npm ERR! Failed at the tailwind@1.0.0 tw:build script. I have no clue here, I am using windows 10
@Curiosity1112
Your content is really really good! You just need to buy a new microphone.
@navidtaher8713
hi, i am really stuck at 8:05 i did everything as shown in the videos but when i run the script in terminal nothing happens like no new file is created or anything new is added just the terminal runs for a minute at the end i get this :
.\32xl\:animate-bounce {
-webkit-animation: bounce 1s infinite;
animation: bounce 1s infinite;
}
please help!
@Allformyequine
This is super! So is there a way to add a simple js compiler in addition? Like can you have a second build tool to do that part??? Very good tx!
@MaxWeir
I like the idea of the purge CSS function, but that strips any css classes not used. What if you are building a site but want to have those extra classes available? Example building out a marketing page in the future where they might need a bunch of classes to create their desired layout.
@codewithchu