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Tim Davis Watch Me Work Tailwind Css With Anibal Sanchez

Watch Me Work Tailwind CSS and Joomla with Anibal Sanchez

Tim Davis Watch Me Work Tailwind CSS with Anibal Sanchez

Tailwind CSS has become very popular despite its short time in the market and one of the developers who has worked the most is Aníbal Sánchez. Aníbal will tell us why he likes Tailwind so much, and will show us how we can introduce him to our Joomla sites.

This repository: https://github.com/anibalsanchez/Tim-Davis-Watch-Me-Work-Tailwind-CSS-with-Anibal-Sanchez

A Tailwind CSS Card

  1. Starting projects with Tailwind CSS
  2. Comparison with the monolithic framework Bootstrap
  3. Documentation, references, components, utilities and materials for the use of Tailwind CSS
  4. Designing a Business Card
  5. Test code on Tailwind.run
  6. Local development with Node.js and Tailwind CSS
  7. Test of stylesheet generated with Tailwind in Joomla 4
  8. Iterative and evolutionary design
  9. Performance analysis and Tailwind generated code
  10. Comparison of Tailwind with other frameworks, such as Bootstrap, Bulma, Foundation, Tachyons, Semantic and Materialize
  11. Implementation of inline styles, user.css stylesheet or complete template
  12. Conclusions, advanced design, prototypes and next steps

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhrGpELIuiI

Repositories

References

Requirements

Running the Tailwind CSS Starter

Download/clone/fork the starter project Initialization of the environment:

cd XT-TailwindCSS-Starter
npm install

To run the development mode:

npm run dev

To generate the style distribution:

npm run prod
  • Copyright (c)2012-2020 Aníbal Sánchez, Extly, CB. All rights reserved.
  • Distributed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later; see LICENSE
  • This project is dedicated to Andrea Gentil ;-D

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