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Elijah Asaolu
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Sep 30, 2021 â‹… 4 min read

Introducing Assembler CSS, a new alternative to Tailwind CSS

Elijah Asaolu I am a programmer, I have a life.

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2 Replies to "Introducing Assembler CSS, a new alternative to Tailwind CSS"

  1. Tailwind let’s you customize most things about it and you can add custom values without extra stylesheets. You can also purge any classes not used, so no negative effect on load times. Do a little be more research.

    1. Hi Wilbur, thank you for your concern.
      Totally missed the update that the JIT compiler has been migrated to tailwind core in v2.1, as it was previously experimental.

      The article will definitely be updated to address this.

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