gatsby-starter-tailwind
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Gatsby starter styled with Tailwind CSS
Hi, I'm Taylor Bryant.
I'm a software engineer from Memphis, TN. I build software products using React, Next.js, and GraphQL.
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jekyll-starter-tailwind
86
Jekyll starter styled with Tailwind CSS
next-starter-tailwind
35
Next.js starter styled with Tailwind CSS
crna-tailwind
24
[WIP] Create React Native App styled with Tailwind
jekyll-starter-tailwind-internal
6
Jekyll starter styled with Tailwind CSS (internal CSS version)
bookmarklets
3
A list of potentially useful bookmarklets
jekyll-starter-sass
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A starter kit for using Sass, Gulp, and Browsersync with Jekyll
Blog
Move files to the root of a Next.js project
Need to place a file like sitemap.xml in the root of your Next.js project? Here's one way to do it.
Keep your CSS cool with CSScomb
How to use CSScomb to keep your CSS clean and consistent
Solving my margin headache
An approach to dealing with margin between text elements in CSS
An adventure in image zooming
Learn how to use Zoom.js
CSS Stats Bookmarklet
CSS Stats is a useful tool for getting a bird's eye view of the state of your website's CSS
Create a Bash alias for a Terminal command
Do you find yourself frequently typing out the same command in Terminal? One simple way to make your workflow more efficient is to create a Bash alias.
Consider using system fonts
Next time you find yourself reaching for Google Fonts or Typekit, stop for a moment, and consider using system fonts