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- 4 new colors! (mauve, olive, taupe, mist).

- new webpack plugin

- new padding/margin/border-block utilities

- various tweaks and performance improvements

I've just updated my color palette website, https://tailcolors.com, to include the new colors, including custom pages to view each new color in the context of a mock UI, gradients etc.

Example of the new Olive color: https://tailcolors.com/olive

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https://attendlist.com

It's a Google Meet attendance & chat tracker, and it's starting to pick up a bit. A few teachers & other people are using it and enjoying it which is really awesome!

Once (if) you start scaling one of your apps, that's when I'd loop back to thinking about infra: either yeah considering something semi-managed like Hatchbox, or even fully managed like DO.

(Hatchbox does actually integrate with managed database instances like those from DigitalOcean which is pretty cool imo)

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At the end of the article, I also touch on the new CSS anchor API, which will simplify things a bit once (if) it becomes more widely supported.

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It's starting to pick up! Which is cool — a few new users are trickling in each week. I think it's about time I invest more time in marketing now though (which is probably what I should be doing now instead of posting on HN!)

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To your final point, I completely agree that it should be packaged up — I'd package this up into a component (react, partial etc.) which would encapsulate the styles via Tailwind, HTML and logic.

I like Tailwind as a way to more closely tie my markup with styling. I'll package it all up into a component anyway, but Tailwind keeps it all in 1 spot (the markup) rather than spread across multiple files.