If you've been following along on Twitter, Tailwind was hinting that something big was coming. Today we get the reveal.

The first major release to the utility-first framework brings with it some incredible features, and while you should head to the 

 to read all of the juicy details, if you want a list of my favorite additions to the framework, keep reading...

Tailwind 2.0 introduces a brand-new color palette packed with 220 colors, including 5 different shades of gray. It's beautiful!

That's right. Tailwind now officially supports dark mode. And it looks extremely easy to set up!

I've just published an article showing you how to use the new features to get
dark mode set up in your own project! Check it out 

This is a big one for me because I have a 49" ultra-wide monitor. This new breakpoint is designed for 1536px and larger.

With Tailwind 2.0, the default spacing scale has been extended to include micro values as well as new values for use-cases where larger values are needed!

 classes are now part of the default functionality out-of-the-box with Tailwind 2.0!

There's a lot more that Tailwind 2.0 offers, so make sure to head over to the documentation site to learn more!

I can't wait to start using Tailwind 2.0!

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If you've been following along on Twitter, Tailwind was hinting that something big was coming. Today we get the reveal - Tailwind v2.0!

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Extended Spacing

Group-Hover & Focus-Within By Default

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