The speaker discusses three steps to enhance Tailwind CSS setup. Step one involves installing a VS Code extension for Tailwind CSS IntelliSense. Step two addresses handling merging conflicts in conditional classes using a custom function. The final step introduces a plugin for sorting class names automatically, enhancing code organization. The speaker emphasizes these steps for an improved Tailwind experience.
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1. Tailwind CSS is the favorite way to style applications for the author.
2. The author follows three steps for setting up Tailwind CSS.
3. Step one involves installing an extension for VS Code to enable Tailwind CSS IntelliSense.
4. Merging conflicts occur when multiple classes with the same meaning are applied simultaneously.
5. The order of assigning class names in Tailwind CSS doesn't affect the final styles due to predefined order in the generated CSS file.
6. The author suggests a custom function ("CN") to handle conditional class names and resolve merging conflicts.
7. The author mentions using the "clsx" and "TW.merge" libraries to manage class names and merging conflicts.
8. The author demonstrates handling conditional classes and merging conflicts using the custom function.
9. A plugin called "prettier-plugin-Tailwind CSS" is mentioned to automatically sort class names for better readability.
10. The plugin helps maintain a consistent order for styles and classes, improving debugging and file organization.
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