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Modern CSS with Tailwind Book Club on the Elixir Forum
With Tailwind now the default CSS framework shipped with Phoenix we thought it would be nice to run this book club on the Elixir Forum.
The book cub is being led by @BartOtten and participants are:
You can check out the thread here:
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