We covered so much about Tailwind CSS beginning from the first part of the series where we barely knew anything about it to the last part in which we upgraded our skills to make a production-ready website. But there’s always some room to learn more. Of course, there will be new additions every day but I believe there are some topics that need special mention so that you are ready from ‘Zero’ and become a complete ‘Hero’ in Tailwind.

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Using with Preprocessors: Adding a dark mode and directives.Configuring styles based on a design system: New JIT mode. Extending default breakpoints: Adding accessibility support. Using Less: Using the core Stylus features won’t work. Using PostCSS: If you are interested in using PostCSS, then check out the previous articles.

Tailwind CSS from Zero to Hero - Dark Mode, JIT & More!

Configuring styles based on a design system

<p>Here’s the bonus article on more awesome Tailwind features!</p>


<p>This popped up just in time! I’m learning Next.Js and I wanted to add Tailwind to it to try that out also. I’m already liking it a lot more than create-react-app.</p>
