
A webcomic about CSS. Coded in CSS. Created by @alvaro_montoro. Become a comiCSS patron! https://xitter.cf/t.co/Ja4sTlqyYU
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ALT Clearly photoshoped picture of a man holding an iphone with the browser open on the tailwindcss website. There's a popup message that reads: "Sorry, Tailwind is available right now. A law banning Tailwind has not been enacted. Unfortunately, that mens you can use Tailwind for now. We are fortunate that president Trump has indicated he will work on a solution to ban TailwindCSS once he takes office. Please stay tuned."

ALT comic with 4 panels in a 2x2 grid. All of them have 3 people, two of them are talking about how CSS or Tailwind is better than the other, while the third person is more and more interested in the conversation. In the last panel, the two people agree that everything is ok as long as they are using what's best for each other, and the third person is disappointed because they didn't fight 'That is not how it is supposed to go!!'











