How to add Tailwind CSS to your Spring Boot Application

This is an example of how to use Tailwind CSS in your next Spring Boot application. If you just want to get up and running with Tailwind CSS you can use a CDN but this should only be used for prototyping because you will end up shipping a very large css file to production. In this tutorial you will learn how to introduce a build process to only use the styles you are using.

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[asterixcode]

Awesome video, as always! Specially because you took care of how to go to production and not just our dev environment :)
Thanks, Dan!

[ramachandrannellaiyappan]

Thanks Dan..! Really nice videos.. love it. if possible please make more videos like this to reduce gap between Java Backend developer (like me) and Frontend Developers and bring them closer 😃

[SerhijNariznyj]

@Dan Vega could you do vid about Spring + React or Vue.js?

[benkamau]

a crash course on Spring Modulith and what it entails would be awesome

[osamudiamenojo]

Thanks Dan. You talked about oauth2 with a react frontend. Still anticipating

[tronwalseth]

Big thanks, just in time, it seems. now itw's straight over to the htmx thymeleaf tutorial (y)

[alibabathvs]

Thanks Dan! you really deserve some credit.

[mojimash]

Watching this tutorial made me laugh! 🤣 But honestly, for quick projects, I still prefer the simplicity of CDN. Less config, more time for snacks! 😄🍿

[Justsomeguy]

Very nice, i was wondering how you can do that.

[aliksargsyan]

I think there are more important things to demonstrate in spring boot then thymeleaf + css instead