tailwind-symfony-starter VS symfony-cli

We also built countless of integration guides with other frameworks, such as Astro, SolidJS, Gatsby, and Flowbite with Symfony being the latest one and we have plans to build quite a few more.

A new integration guide has been published that shows you how to use a well established PHP framework called Symfony together with Flowbite and Tailwind CSS. An open-source starter project has been created as well.

So I have built a free and open-source Symfony starter project that has a fresh install of Symfony and Tailwind CSS with Flowbite installed and a couple of UI examples there. There's also a Symfony and Flowbite/Tailwind CSS integration guide live on our docs.

The awesome open-source community from Flowbite created a Symfony and Tailwind CSS starter project that you can use to skip this integration guide and use it as starting point for your future Symfony, Tailwind CSS and Flowbite projects.

The Symfony CLI server supports SSL. Your project directory doesn't have to be a Symfony project, it will still work. https://symfony.com/download

The most straightforward approach for creating a new Symfony project is to use the official Symfony CLI installer which you can easily install on macOS and Linux devices using Homebrew:

FYI. A fix is in: https://github.com/symfony-cli/symfony-cli/pull/99

After a couple of weeks getting used to Nix and Nixos, I started to learn to create packages for Nixos. The first package I did was the symfony-cli, then the PHP DS extension.