I gotta say: Hats off to you. I love your style of "Let's do it together live on camera". I really need to get better at just doing stuff instead of trying to plan everything to tedium, which usually leads me to a state of analysis paralysis. You're a great inspiration. Keep up the good work and the great content.
Aww shucks :D Honestly, I always feel a bit foolish after hitting publish, like people deserve better quality from me - maybe more planning. I think witnessing someone face challenges in real time is essential to learning how to overcome our own challenges. Plus, I have a LOT to do on the website, it would take forever if I didn't do it this way!
Hi Future Shane, there's an unfortunate limitation of tailwind - it can't read "variable classes" like this: $bg = 'primary'; Because when Tailwind reads it, it'll try to create a class called "bg-{{ $bg }" (without the php processing), but when the page renders, the class is now called "bg-primary" (in this example) which wouldn't exist.
Also, kudos to you for knowing your date formatting characters off the top of your head. That's a solid google search for me every time as soon as I venture away from "Y-m-d H:i:s"
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I gotta say: Hats off to you. I love your style of "Let's do it together live on camera". I really need to get better at just doing stuff instead of trying to plan everything to tedium, which usually leads me to a state of analysis paralysis. You're a great inspiration. Keep up the good work and the great content.
Aww shucks :D Honestly, I always feel a bit foolish after hitting publish, like people deserve better quality from me - maybe more planning. I think witnessing someone face challenges in real time is essential to learning how to overcome our own challenges. Plus, I have a LOT to do on the website, it would take forever if I didn't do it this way!
Hi Future Shane, there's an unfortunate limitation of tailwind - it can't read "variable classes" like this:
$bg = 'primary';
Because when Tailwind reads it, it'll try to create a class called "bg-{{ $bg }" (without the php processing), but when the page renders, the class is now called "bg-primary" (in this example) which wouldn't exist.
I wouldn’t call it so much a limitation, well I guess it is. It’s a good thing to remember for the future.
Also, kudos to you for knowing your date formatting characters off the top of your head. That's a solid google search for me every time as soon as I venture away from "Y-m-d H:i:s"
Like I said this took years, it’s only been the last 6 months or so that I’ve had this memorized. 😂