Best of Tailwind CSS — June 2021

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    Tools for Web Developers To Work Smarter and not Harder

    The Web Developer is a browser extension that comes bundled with various web developer tools. Quokka makes prototyping,learning and testing JavaScript and Typescript code blazingly fast. Google Lighthouse is an open-source, automated development tool for testing/improving the quality of your web pages.

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    Tailwind CSS from Zero to Hero - Extracting Components and Setting up for Production

    This is the fourth and probably the final piece in the Tailwind Zero to Hero series. This time we will be using some really useful concepts like using components, and getting our entire “Plant-a-holic” project ready for production. The concept is similar to what you might have used in frontend libraries or frameworks like React or Angular.

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    Razor UI - A cutting edge UI kit for Tailwind CSS

    Designing a consistent component library is difficult, takes a lot of time and is expensive. Save countless of hours and money with interactive components and templates you can drop right in your project. Embed Collect is a modern looking UI kit for Tailwind CSS. We hope you will enjoy using it.

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    Tailwind CSS from Zero to Hero - Responsiveness and Custom Utilities

    This is the third article in the Tailwind CSS series. We will be using the demo from the previous article to make all things happen. We are also going to do a bit of clean-up of our HTML code with the help of some utilities. As always there will be plenty of explanations and code examples along the way.

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    Create a Dark Mode toggler with Tailwind ⚡️

    This article shows you the easiest and the effective way to set up dark mode toggler in your tailwind app. First of all, we first have to create a react app. As default, we're gonna use tailwind. As of now, here is our file tree.

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