دانلود کتاب CSS مدرن با Tailwind – یک ظاهر طراحی انعطاف پذیر بدون سر و صدا

This book was a surprise. I didn’t intend to write it, but I got excited about the subject and had an unusual window of time to get this done. Thanks to Katharine Dvorak, who edited this book and has now edited several of my books. Katie was very supportive of this from my initial suggestion. We’ve been working together for years now, and her observations have been a tremendous help in structuring and planning this book. Dave Rankin at The Pragmatic Bookshelf was enthusiastic about this book when I first suggested it, and then he was flexible in approach when the original plan for the book’s structure didn’t seem like the best way to present the material. Thanks to Adam Wathan for creating Tailwind and to all the people who have contributed to its development. Gary Bernhardt and Dave Copeland both in different ways helped me see the value in utility-based CSS, and Aly Fluckey showed me that CSS could be beautiful. The first edition of this book was reviewed by Erik Benoist, Matouš Borák, Kevin Murphy, John Saltarelli, and Jonathan Yeong, and the second edition was again reviewed by Matouš Borák, Kevin Murphy, and John Saltarelli. The book is better because of their input and advice. Thanks always to my family. Amit and Elliot continue to be amazing and delightful. Erin makes everything I do easier, better, and more fun.