Answer: If you're using emotion js and keen on using Tailwind then have a look at twin.macro
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Using Emotion Styled Components with Tailwind
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Nice! FWIW, this gist was the second result when I googled, "emotion css tailwind", hoping to find a solution like twin.macro. For some reason, the twin.macro repo doesn't come up.
I wonder if it'd help to add "emotion" and "styled-components" into the product headline, like:
🦹♂️ Twin blends the magic of Tailwind with the flexibility of css-in-js (emotion or styled-components) at build time.
That's interesting - I'll update the title with those keywords and see how it goes, thanks for the feedback.
You bet! Thanks for building twin, it looks really fantastic and I can't wait to use it. Combined with emotion, it really looks like a pretty ideal styling solution.
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You got it :) I've replaced it with some updated info now.