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Tailwind CSS Jissen Nyumon (A Practical Introduction to Tailwind CSS)
Chiaki Kudo
Summary
A Japanese-language practical introduction to Tailwind CSS by Chiaki Kudo, aimed at frontend engineers, markup engineers, and designers interested in building design systems. It guides readers toward understanding utility-first, the core idea behind Tailwind CSS. Beyond basic usage and the classes provided by the default theme, it details practical know-how for building a design system by customizing the theme and writing plugins.
Target Readers
- Frontend and markup engineers who already know HTML and CSS but haven't used Tailwind CSS before
- Designers interested in building a design system, who want to understand Tailwind CSS's utility-first thinking rather than just its class names
- Developers already using Tailwind CSS who want better practices, including migrating an existing project and customizing themes and plugins to build a design system
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- Publisher
- Gijutsu-Hyohron
- ISBN
- 978-4297139438
- Published
- Jan 2024
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- ¥3,740incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon
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