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Gimli Tailwind 5.1 Going Commercial (and Why)(gimli.app)
3 points by gimliapp 4mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Mouse-tracker – A tiny physics-based mouse tracker (Web Component)(gimli.app)
2 points by gimliapp 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gimli Tailwind 5 -The most popular extension for TailwindCSS developers(gimli.app)
1 points by gimliapp 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gimli Tailwind – A Tailwind CSS DevTools Extension(gimli.app)
1 points by gimliapp 2y ago|0 comments
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by gimliapp 2y ago
https://gimli.app/ I'm working on my Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap DevTools browser extensions.
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Show HN: Gimli – Visual tools for front-end developers(gimli.app)
3 points by gimliapp 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gimli – Visual tools for front-end developers(gimli.app)
2 points by gimliapp 2y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Gimli Tailwind is now available for Firefox [video](youtube.com)
1 points by gimliapp 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gimli Bootstrap – The smart DevTools extension for Bootstrap developers
1 points by gimliapp 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gimli Tailwind 4.0 is out -the most popular extension for Tailwind CSS [video](youtube.com)
4 points by gimliapp 3y ago|0 comments
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by gimliapp 4y ago
Yes, later this year. I like Firefox but not many people have asked for a Firefox version, so I have not prioritized it.
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by gimliapp 4y ago
Sure, the way I phrased it. I just think it's a bit weird to chose this "direction" for a button. No matter if you are creating something new och using something already made, like this.
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by gimliapp 4y ago
As much as I like Tailwind, I too does not understand the Tailwind-in-js thing for basic components likes buttons or checkboxes. Why not just create a button component in whatever framework you are using with scoped styles. This just seems
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by gimliapp 4y ago
Looks cool! Shameless plug: I've created a Tailwind extension for chrome: https://gimli.app/tailwinddx.html
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by gimliapp 4y ago
For anyone using Tailwind CSS, I would recommend Gimli Tailwind. It's a Chrome DevTools extension enabling smart tools for Tailwind CSS developers. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gimli-tailwind&#x2F
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by gimliapp 4y ago
The author may have a point. Some people will be: "well, just don't use those features then". But you are often not the only dev on a project. And some devs just love using the shiny new stuff even if it does not make any sen
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by gimliapp 4y ago
For anyone struggling with Tailwind, I would recommend Tailwind DX[0] [0]: https://gimli.app/tailwinddx.html
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Bitcoin Is a Hideous Monstrosity Made Out of Computers and Greed(medium.com)
108 points by gimliapp 4y ago|176 comments
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by gimliapp 4y ago
That's web development, things move in circles :)
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by gimliapp 4y ago
I personally find it hard to maintain "normal" CSS. Especially when things change a lot. That first version of a site might be great. But I honestly never seen an old site with good maintainable CSS, it seems developers just give
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Show HN: Tailwind DX – A DevTools Extension for Tailwind CSS Developers(gimli.app)
24 points by gimliapp 4y ago|6 comments
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Gimli: DevTools for Designers – Update 1(medium.com)
1 points by gimliapp 7y ago|0 comments
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by gimliapp 7y ago
Good suggestion! I will look into it.
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by gimliapp 7y ago
I don't think learning something necessarily mean knowing lots of names/properties by heart. You should however have a good idea of what grid and flexbox can do for you and when to use them I think. I personally have a hard time d
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by gimliapp 7y ago
How about FlowWeb? is that something I could get away with?
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by gimliapp 7y ago
Completely agree with this. It would be very hard to build good tools around float, tables and inline-block which we used to work with. Also, I do find a bit surprising that browser vendors haven't looked more at what tools like webflo
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by gimliapp 7y ago
The current pricing is available at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/182057119/gimli Its basically: 29$ for a 2 year license. 35$ for a 2 year license + beta access
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by gimliapp 7y ago
Aw, well i'm glad you wanted to try it :) Too answer your question though. I've been working on Gimli for the last 18 months now. Using up my own savings, and the reality is that I can't afford to keep working on it for much
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by gimliapp 7y ago
Hi!, creator of Gimli here. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have
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Gimli – A Visual Studio Code extension for front-end developers(gimli.app)
464 points by gimliapp 7y ago|90 comments

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