Tailscan 2 is live and on Product Hunt today 🚀🔥!
This update contains lots of new features and an improved UI, designed to give your workflow a serious boost🙌!
Read on here 👉
PS: there's a limited amount of launch discounts available but be fast!
1️⃣ The first big update for
@Tailscan
is out!
✨Greatly improved interface, more settings, lots of small bug fixes, Tailwind CSS 3.2 support and the ability to reposition the window!
👇 Check out some of the improvements below!
Just noticed that
@Tailscan
had it's 200th customer 🎉!
Huuuge milestone! Super proud of this!
Ever since hitting 100 customers, on average there has been at least one new customer every single day for 3 months 🤯
👉 You can see this metric and more at
Worked on some new
@Tailscan
features:
- Visual margins and paddings, including label with Tailwind CSS class
- Guiding and measuring lines
- Screenshot functionality
Check out quick demo below 👇
What should I work on next?
You know what the most annoying thing is that I face day-to-day?
I can't use my own product 😭 and I really wish I could.
Because Tailscan is also made with Tailwind, I always find myself wanting to use Tailscan to adjust things in Tailscan.
@samoliver64
@Erwin_AI
Thank you Sam 🙌
The goal is to add more and more functionalities for designers so it'll become easier to work with Tailwind for them, and tools like Figma become redundant. Or at least for doing small adjustments to existing websites :)!
Just used Tailscan to convert & build some nice Tailwind CSS components for a new project of mine.
The original component was not built in Tailwind CSS, but luckily that's no longer a problem.
I have to admit.. using your own product to save tons of time hits different 🤩
Tailwind CSS components🔥
You can catch the attention of your visitor much quicker with a fixed SVG background. It gives a unique effect when scrolling.
Code below 👇
Sharing more components for free (almost) every day, so follow for more :)!
Tailscan just got an update (v1.2.3) and now supports the new Tailwind v3.3 🚀!
Want to use the new 950 color shade? The new RTL classes? Or the new fine-tune gradient classes? And all of that, right within the browser? You got it 💫!
Congratulations
@tailwindcss
on v3.3 🥂🎉!
Black Friday and Cyber Monday were quite a ride for
@Tailscan
!
Welcomed a total of 39 new users and received lots of feedback and feature requests. If you're one of Tailscan's new users, thank you so much!
I'm super stoked and working hard on the next update (v1.1.0).
@Poornimapatil_
Awesome 🙌 Tip from us: You can simulate different screen sizes (mobile/tablet etc) by using Chrome Devtools. Use these two shortcuts: Ctrl + Shift + I to open Devtools and after, Ctrl + Shift/Option + M to open the responsive mode. At the top, you can select screen sizes :)!
@tomcocobrico
@hellokillian
Now that anyone, not only devs, can make components on the fly, we think Tailscan is going to be invaluable for tweaking the output to perfection without knowing how to code 😁
@nuf1ii
سلام علیکم
@nuf1ii
!
Thank you for showing Tailscan!
I see that some of the LTR (left-to-right) writing is overlapping or less optimal than it should be. I'll try to fix this and make it better in the next version.
يكثر خيرك 🙇♂️
@danmalone_mawla
Tailscan has a feature for that use-case, yep.
You select any element on the non-tailwind website and hit 'convert'. It will generate the element and all children elements with Tailwind classes.
It's still in beta currently and may have some inefficiencies with classes, but it
@badbatunde
That's great
@badbatunde
!
Whenever you're ready for learning Flexbox, we got you covered 👇 Article about grid coming in the next few days as well!
@iamsegunajibola
@james_yobu
Gap is for space between grid/flex items. Space is for margin between any items. Does not have to be flex/grid items. It applies margin on all child elements. Hence why the official documentation shows 'space-x-8' with '> * + *' after it, indicating it applies to child elements.
@SamHartmannCom
@tailwindcss
@code
We do not have a functionality where changes syncs between your browser and your code automatically.
It's possible, and for example a product like devsync attempts this.
But there are many edge cases, different issues with different frameworks, etc. which is why Tailscan won't