i need to put some serious intentional study into tailwind + shadcn (i used to be a senior frontend dev...like 10 years ago, want to get my mojo back)

are there any good resources out there you'd recommend? a guided course of some kind might be the vibe, but open to any suggestions

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appreciate this guidance. it’s just all so different now than it was when i was fluent at it, just really need to grok the tailwind paradigm and how shadcn does grid/responsive

I usually learn from the docs and by building. 

I tend to avoid courses, unless they are from great teachers/instructors. 

You could ask ChatGPT to create mini exercises for you per section too

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tailwind: usage is the only real way
shadcn: its copy and paste at its core

Tailwind is just a package of class with some abstractions.
Docs are good resource.

This playlist would help to understand libraries underlying shadcn - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK5U0tyd34tDRYN8w3Rd_wqdvnJRcdBIA&si=DqQoBZiu9cwhrzBO
Let me know iff you are stuck 

cc @samuellhuber

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Tailwind is just a package of class with some abstractions.
Docs are good resource.

This playlist would help to understand libraries underlying shadcn - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK5U0tyd34tDRYN8w3Rd_wqdvnJRcdBIA&si=DqQoBZiu9cwhrzBO
Let me know iff you are stuck 

cc @samuellhuber.eth

getting your mojo back with tailwind sounds like a solid plan, check out the official docs and some youtube tutorials for a good start