A guide to using Tailwind v1.0 and Purge CSS with EmberJS
Integrating Tailwind CSS with Ember.js has become much easier with the advancements in both technologies. The latest version of Tailwind, 1.0, introduces fresh features that many developers are eager to utilize. This guide highlights not only how to incorporate Tailwind into an Ember.js project without relying on the existing ember-cli-tailwind addon but also how to streamline this process using PurgeCSS. This setup is particularly beneficial for developers seeking to reduce their CSS footprint by eliminating unused styles, thus enhancing performance.
The step-by-step instructions provided in this guide serve as a straightforward path to getting started with Tailwind in Ember. Whether you are launching a new project or upgrading an existing one, the information presented here will help you effectively harness the power of Tailwind and PurgeCSS for your application’s styling needs.
Quick Start Guide: Easily set up a new project with Tailwind and PurgeCSS integration with just a few simple commands.
PostCSS Integration: Leverage PostCSS plugins by incorporating the Ember CLI PostCSS addon, which facilitates the smooth integration of Tailwind.
Custom Configuration: Create a tailored configuration file for Tailwind within your app structure to make custom styling changes effortlessly.
Automated CSS for Production: Use PurgeCSS to automatically remove unused CSS, optimizing your application’s performance and load times.
Step-by-Step Instructions: Follow a detailed guide that takes you through each step of the installation process for maximum clarity.
Real-Time Changes: Set up your project to automatically rebuild upon changes to the Tailwind configuration, enhancing your development workflow.
Component and Utility Files: Organize your styles with separate component and utility CSS files, allowing for cleaner code management and easier maintenance.
