Nuxt + Tailwind
A quick setup guide for using Tailwind in a Nuxt project.
Custom apps in Nuxt and Tailwind, including hosting, storage, CI/CD, and maintenance after launch.
I build custom apps in Nuxt and Tailwind, then I set up the parts that make them run: hosting, a database that fits the use case, and a deploy pipeline.
After launch I can keep it running. Updates, broken builds, small features, the work that starts when people besides you log in.
If you mainly need a domain, email, and a small site, that is tech setup, not this. If you need a Shopify storefront, that is theme work.
Nuxt and Tailwind for the app. Hosting, database, and CI/CD depend on the project. Firebase is a common fit when it is. I will not add a fourth database because a blog post said to.
Yes. Hosting, storage, and a deploy pipeline are part of it, chosen for the use case.
Yes. Dependency updates, broken deploys, small features, the stuff that shows up once real people use it. Scope that separately from the build if you want, but it is on the menu.
Tech setup is a small stack you can run yourself: domain, email, maybe a simple site. A web app is custom software. If a form and a mailbox would do, start there.
A quick setup guide for using Tailwind in a Nuxt project.
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