virtual-event-starter-kit VS eslint-plugin-tailwind

After getting motivated I started looking for some open source projects to contribute to, being a massive fan of Vercel I checked their open source projects out. This is when I found Virtual events starter kit other than the project being amazing it also had an easy issue open I knew this was my chance to make a contribution.

Vercel Event Frontend

[2] https://github.com/vercel/virtual-event-starter-kit/tree/mai...

I do think css-in-js solutions are good, but also they're a lot more work, and probably better suited for large teams with a shared design system, etc, etc.

Personally, I think Tailwind is great. But I understand some people don't like it and cannot appreciate it because it might not look good seeing many classes and "but this is just inline styles". Ok, not for you. It is still great for some other people.

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> my VSCode autoformats the classes to break lines just fine.

My only pain point with Tailwind was the order of classes. It helps with readability if the classes are always in the same order. I just discovered that eslint-plugin-tailwind [0] is solving this exactly. Configuring VSCode to run code formatter and perform ESLint fixes [1] is just an incredible DX from the future.

[0] https://github.com/Idered/eslint-plugin-tailwind

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