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Oluwaseun Raphael Afolayan
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May 11, 2021 ⋅ 5 min read

Intro to Twin: Combining the best of Tailwind and CSS-in-JS

Oluwaseun Raphael Afolayan Developer and digital growth hacker. Saving the world one paragraph at a time. Aspiring ethical hacker and a WordPress evangelist.

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2 Replies to "Intro to Twin: Combining the best of Tailwind and CSS-in-JS"

  1. I’m not sure about the mention of “babel-plugin-macros” in this article. Is it required for “babel-plugin-twin” to work or is it mentioned only so that people that already use “babel-plugin-macros” can avoid issues with “babel-plugin-twin”?

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