stryrckt

stryrckt

Creating LiveView Modals with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js

I just published an article on creating Phoenix LiveView modals using Tailwind CSS and AlpineJS.

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slouchpie

slouchpie

Maybe it is just my browser being weird but the GIF at the top of this article is very glitchy. You might want to look at it @stryrckt. Very good articles BTW.

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