commotionfever

Fable is the same model as Mythos. Just that Mythos doesn't have the guardrails and is not for public use

this isn't how Tailwind is supposed to be used. you abstract at the level of components, not class names. <Button /> instead of <button class="btn">

then, inside your Button, you get a small bit of markup and your class names. makes it easy to see which markup gets which styles

that's also why the other discourage use of @apply, and why "ugly HTML" is rarely am issue. at least not in my experience

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that said, if you're using Tailwind in an environment where there's no components, fragments, partials, whatever - then this might make sense

Hi all, I've been working on a new suite of tools for music managment. I've you've used beets.io or Picard, you get the idea. They are great tools but for me were not fast enough and hard to grasp. wrtag is fast enough that the filesystem can be the source of truth, so no need for a sidecar database which can get out of sync

it also includes a web interface to manage imports from external sources.

Hope you like it

Hi all,

I've been working on a new suite of tools for music managment. I've you've used beets.io or Picard, you get the idea. They are great tools but for me were not fast enough and hard to grasp. wrtag is fast enough that the filesystem can be the source of truth, so no need for a sidecar database which can get out of sync

it also includes a web interface to manage imports from external sources.

Hope you like it

maybe they are encouraging users to ask the same questions, in order to increase cache hits and reduce load on their systems

it should do. on Linux it uses GTK which supports Wayland these days