tails VS microsite

Tailwind CSS Page Creator - Tails

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This package will allow you to easily fetch designs that you have created in the Tails page builder. Follow the steps below to learn how to install, configure, and use this package.

It's pretty simple to use any of these components or templates in your project. Any component you wish to use can be copied and pasted into your own project. Visit the Components page to view the components and view the source code. Additionally, you can view the Templates and simply copy and paste these templates into your own project.

DevDojo Page Creator (Tails)

Tails

This example uses TailwindCSS

Learning is all part of the process of growing a successful SaaS. Here at the DevDojo, we are building tools to help you as you embark on your Journey of SaaS creation. You can get started by using our awesome SaaS starter kit Wave, and you can design your SaaS by using Tails.

Could you use tailwind and example snipets? In particular see https://github.com/thedevdojo/tails

None are ready for the public yet, but all in the hopper or under serious consideration:

- Personal site/blog with a bunch of algorithmically generated art and other fun stuff, built on Node/Preact but progressively enhanced/almost completely JS-free at runtime. Motivation for the build approach is that I’m on the low/no client JS static site bandwagon but I quite like the DX of JSX components and CSS-in-JS.

- I’m using a few excellent existing tools[1][2] for said site which unfortunately aren’t designed to work well together, so I have a variety of wrapper tooling that makes them live peacefully together. I’m also developing a bunch of other build-stage tools for my use cases. I plan to open source (or hopefully contribute back) all of that as soon as I’m satisfied with their quality.

- A set libraries for building declarative, type safe, automatically validated/documented service API boundaries (HTTP/REST to start, but I also plan to support other transport protocols) — think io-ts[3] type interfaces but you get swagger docs for free in a transport-agnostic interface. I’ve built this kind of thing before, it was wildly successful in real world use, but it’s proprietary to a previous employer and I’m starting over with all the stuff I learned in hindsight.

- A “nag me” app that’s basically “reading list” plus “reminders” with minimal config, eg “nag me soon” or “nag me after a while”. My personal use case is I frequently screenshot/text myself/etc stuff I want to look at later (usually on phone but need a computer to dive in), then it just goes down the memory hole. I’ve tried setting reminders but it’s often too much fuss, and I’m far too ADHD to use a passive list.

- Exploring building yet another FE build tool/bundler that’s explicitly multi-stage/sequential with static input/output validation, per-step/time travel debugging. Motivation is that existing tools are just a big ball of config magic and totally inscrutable. I’d likely wrap existing build tools because their set of responsibilities isn’t my motivation and I don’t want to introduce that much more new API surface area to weary FE devs.

[1]: https://github.com/natemoo-re/microsite

Microsite es un generador de sitios estáticos (SSG) construido sobre Snowpack y que utiliza Preact como framework.