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TailwindCSS just released a feature called Just-In-Time. The TailwindCSS blog published an article about it here. It's available (for now, since it will be added in TailwindCSS v3.0) on NPM. I dedicated another blogpost to this, so I wont go deeper into that topic here. But what is interesting here, is that it changes the whole way how you use TailwindCSS with Nuxtjs
If you've read more than 2 articles on this blog, you'll know that I'm a fan of using TailwindCSS @apply classes with Sass. It's easier to maintain, clearly readable and just cooler!
adding TailwindCSS became really easy since nuxtjs/tailwindcss v4.0.0. Before (like explained on the Tailwind Install Docs), you needed to install a great deal of packages to be able to use TailwindCSS with Nuxt. Also they were outdated versions of packages. Now it's just the @nuxtjs/tailwindcss module and PostCSS. So first install those.