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# Demystifying Tailwind CSS in `fezcodex`: A Utility-First Approach
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In the `fezcodex` project, you'll notice that our components are styled **cool**(!). Instead of writing custom CSS for every element, **Tailwind CSS** is used. This post will explain what Tailwind CSS is, how it's configured in my project,
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# Do I Need to Create a Lib For That?
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## My Journey into Go Libraries
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Creating my first Go library, [go-tournament-brackets](https://github.com/fezcode/go-tournament-brackets), has been a, _experience_...
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* **Want to nudge it?** If you're impatient (we get it!), you can explicitly ask a proxy to fetch your new version. For example, running `go get github.com/fezcode/go-tournament-brackets@v0.1.0` (or `go list -m ...`) from *any* Go project will make the proxy grab it if it hasn't already. This is more about *verifying* discovery than publishing.
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4. **Patience, Young Padawan (Waiting for `pkg.go.dev`):**
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After your module is tagged and the proxies know about it, `pkg.go.dev` (Go's official package discovery site) will eventually list it. Just a heads-up: this isn't instant. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours for it to show up. So, grab a coffee, and it'll be there!
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After your module is tagged and the proxies know about it, `pkg.go.dev` (Go's official package discovery site) will eventually list it. Just a heads-up: this isn't instant. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours for it to show up. So, grab a coffee, and it'll be there!
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