"Tailwind CSS Explained, and How to Install Version 3.0" by David Morales hackernoon.com/tailwind-css-e… #tailwindcss #css

In my first course for LinkedIn Learning I show you a hands-on approach to guide you through techniques and tools you can use to fix bugs with ease: linkedin-learning.pxf.io/LPJM4V

I’ve been using a Windows machine lately, and suddenly this message appeared on screen. Can Windows itself be closed?

I completed The Legend of Zelda, Tears of the Kingdom! #ZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom

¿Recuerdas cuando te uniste a X? ¡Yo sí! #MiAniversarioDeX

After spending some time evaluating some static site generators to migrate my blog from WordPress, I finally used Astro. In this article I describe the points that were most important for me, and why I discarded each generator. medium.com/@davidmles/com…

This is the article with the best performance in DevelClan. I wrote it a few years ago and have been updating it, and recently adapted it to the new DevelClan style.

There are several solutions to display the cookie banner in your project. But if you want a basic functionality using Ruby on Rails, in this article I explain how to do it yourself.

Tailwind CSS 4.0 is now in beta, it has been rewritten from scratch and no longer uses JS for configuration. It is very interesting, so if you are not using Tailwind CSS I recommend you to try it following my installation and usage guide of the current stable version.

Ruby is widely used for web development thanks to the Ruby on Rails framework. This guide covers my recommended method to install Ruby on different operating systems, and how to maintain different versions effectively.

Did you know that Ruby is installed by default on macOS? In this article I explain why you should not use it.

Ruby's ecosystem is very complete. In my opinion, it is one of the languages with the most useful and tested libraries. In this article I explain where to find them and how to use them.

A few months ago I switched my blog from WordPress to my own blogging system built with Astro (develclan.com), and I couldn't be happier. I recently upgraded to Astro 5, and yesterday I upgraded to Tailwind CSS 4. Always try to keep up with the latest versions.

Have you tried the new Tailwind CSS v4 ? It looks very promising! The installation has changed quite a bit, so the installation article on DevelClan has been updated to cover it. develclan.com/installing-and…

We’re used to using ERB templates as part of Rails, but it’s interesting to understand how they work directly from Ruby. It’s so easy!

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Rack is the underlying layer that Ruby frameworks like Ruby on Rails are built on. In this article, I’ll walk you through the core concepts with hands-on examples, including building a simple router and working with middleware.

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Rack supports persistent connections. It has a built-in streaming feature, but it can also be integrated with Server-Sent Events and WebSockets. In this article, I’ll show you how.

From theory to practice! I'm excited to close my series on Rack with this hands-on tutorial. After exploring how Rack works, we'll now build a complete, functional URL shortener (like a mini bit.ly) from the ground up.