DRY up your tailwind CSS using this awesome gem

In this video I'll show you a really neat gem to pair with tailwindCSS or any other class based CSS library. We compose different variants of our button component to make it easily reusable across our codebase.
Source code available here:
github.com/phawk/happi/pull/36
You can also find the documentation for the class_variants gem here:
github.com/avo-hq/class_variants
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[@doubleBottomChart]

Thanks ❤

[@adrianthedev]

Thanks Pete for reviewing class_variants 💪 The video is now on the repo readme.

[@rapid-ruby]

Awesome, thank you!

[@MrMrbannanapants]

This is awesome. My biggest issue with getting deeper into rails was me not understanding how to build these reusable components nicely (such as these buttons etc.) and this definitely provides a clean way of doing so (without being overkill)

[@rapid-ruby]

Yeah I think this gem is a game changer! Only so many things you can put into a ViewComponent, but this can be used everywhere :)

[@azizdevfull]

useful : )

[@andyhemphill]

Hey Pete - I sent you a email. Did you receive it? Re. catering business app

[@rapid-ruby]

Hey Andy, I did indeed, and thanks for reaching out! I’m still off this week for the Christmas break, will get back to you soon :)