I’m upgrading a #Rails app from 7.1 to 8.02. The App uses tailwindcss-rails even though I don’t use any #TailwindCss in the app. I had problems taking Tailwind to 4.x so I pinned it to ~> 3.3.1 per the README. I’d love to get over the hump and get it all the way to 4.x. but there was an @forms plugin that seemed to be missing.
Anyone know of specific steps to upgrade a Rails App? (The instructions seem more geared to a generic App and I can’t seem to make the translation). Boosts appreciated.
Color Scheme Utilities in Tailwind CSS 4 ! 
Zoom: https://nubecolectiva.com/comunidad/flyers/color-scheme-utilities-tailwind-css4/
Utilidades color-scheme en Tailwind CSS 4 ! 
Zoom: https://nubecolectiva.com/comunidad/flyers/color-scheme-tailwind-css4/
Colophon for https://beesocial.dev for anyone interested: https://beesocial.dev/colophon.
No vibe coding, just good vibes.
@stefano Feeling the pain with #tailwindcss on OpenBSD. V3 was working with some fiddling but V4 broke again. It is pretty annoying to be honest.
If you are a Python web developer and would like some frontend superpowers without the Javascript fatigue, consider joining my upcoming modern frontends learning sprint.
I make websites. Sometimes I toot about it.
#eleventy #webc #php #statamic #laravel #tailwindcss #alpinejs uhhh whatever #sql and I guess #nginx #docker and all that crap all the way down. #fullstack
I play RPGs with friends. Sometimes I toot about it.
#ttrpg #dnd #pathfinder #5e #pf2e
I am my group's sysadmin. Sometimes I toot about it.
#selfhosted #plex #lemmy #mastodon #pihole and throw some darts at https://selfh.st and you catch the rest.
Hot takes, bad jokes, etc.
Hey Fediverse, ich habe freie Kapazitäten für neue Projekte. Mein Fokus liegt in der Umsetzung von maßgeschneiderter Software. Dafür setze ich folgende Technologie ein: #PHP, #Laravel, #LaravelLivewire, #Vue, #TailwindCSS.
Fall ihr Unterstützung sucht, gerne bei mir melden.
Gerne RT.
I made a website for playing planning poker: https://estimated-done.ahlcode.fi/
It's made in full stack Gleam, using the magnificent Lustre framework for the frontend. Also my first app using Tailwind.
Very bare bones right now, I'll add some customisation features later.
Sources are here: https://git.ahlcode.fi/nicd/estimated-done (AGPLv3).
Morgenbord : Les choix fronts
Je n'aime pas le frontend… C'est pas une aversion pour autant mais c'est un sujet difficile. J'ai pourtant essayé dès le début, vers 2000 (oui oui, l'année), quand on utilisait des TABLE avec des images transparentes de 1×1px pour faire sa mise en page. Il n'y avait pas de CSS à l'époque. Quand le CSS est arrivé j'ai cru que ça me sauverait un peu mais en fait non, toujours pas… Je n'ai pas cette fibre graphique qui met des paillettes et des licornes pile là où il faut. […]I have no idea what kind of magic #TailwindCSS v4 uses underneath. But I’m quite pleased that this first attempt at adding a utility just works 
My current #Django frontend dev stack is (including some dx tools):
- #HTMX
- #AlpineJS
- #TailwindCSS
- #Playwright
- Django Template Partials
- Django Browser Reload
Are there any other frontend-related tools that would complement these? What do you use?
Pro tip: when using #tailwindcss make SURE you configure all relevant template files in the Tailwind configuration. If you use Tailwind classes in template files not scanned by Tailwind, they will not end up in the build and this can cause really weird bugs. I have to admit it's not the first time this bites me 
#web #webdev
Hope #tailwindcss support #flexbox safe alignment utilities soon.
@urlyman don’t bash it until you’ve really tried it.
Working with tailwind (with #daisyui ) in a team has been a huge success.
Sadly most try #tailwindcss pure without a component library around it, and it obviously becomes a mess.
Using #SQL directly instead of #SQLAlchemy reminds me of the time I stopped using #TailwindCSS and started using "vanilla" #CSS. Not as challenging as I thought and actually quite enjoyable.
I really enjoyed the visual examples in this talk by @simonswiss!
I have a similar experience with Tailwind CSS making it so much easier to collaborate closely with designers and developers - especially during the crucial prototyping stage. In small teams, this saves a lot of time compared to first designing, iterating and *then* implementing.
Watch the talk: https://www.epicweb.dev/talks/unleashing-designers-with-tailwind-css
I'm now contributing to a project that uses #CSS / #SCSS for styling. Coming from a place / projects that have exclusively used #TailwindCSS for past ~3 years: This is a nightmare. The guesswork of "what happens if I do X" is equivalent to playing a minesweeper on an expert mode. And I have to constantly switch focus between N files to hopefully make sense of what is that one line of HTML going to look like.
well, the loops in plugins are fine cause we could export a factory.
I meant:
Doesn't tailwind support variable fonts in terms of font-weight ?
This line
fontVariationSettings: `"wght" ${i}`
was the reason why the plugin is needed.
This 
So much this. Why can't I just be good at a few things?
"This is deskilling. It lets employers and managers pretend that web project teams don’t need CSS expertise – or even just pretend that CSS expertise just doesn’t exist at all. This is what Tailwind is for."
https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2024/the-deskilling-of-web-dev-is-harming-us-all/
