Latest Updates

About eight months ago we open-sourced our progress on Tailwind CSS v4.0. Hundreds of hours of fixing bugs, soul-crushing backward compatibility work, and troubleshooting Windows CI failures later, I'm excited to finally tag the first public beta release.

Over the past couple of months we’ve been working away at a new SaaS marketing site template for Tailwind UI. It's called Radiant, and you can start using it today.

We just released Headless UI v2.1 for React, which dramatically simplifies our transition APIs and adds support for rendering multiple dialogs as siblings.

We just released a new version of `prettier-plugin-tailwindcss` which adds support for removing unnecessary whitespace and duplicate classes when sorting.

We just published the first major update to Catalyst since releasing the development preview, with two new application layouts, navbar and sidebar components, description lists, and more.

Nothing beats actually building something real with your own tools when it comes to finding ways to make things better. As we've been working on Catalyst these last several months, we've been making dozens of improvements to Headless UI that let you write even less code, and make the developer experience even better.

We're hiring a Design Engineer and Staff Software Engineer to work on some ambitious new projects with us. Both roles are fully remote, with a salary of $275,000 USD.

Last summer at Tailwind Connect I shared a preview of Oxide — a new high-performance engine for Tailwind CSS that we've been working on, designed to simplify the developer experience and take advantage of how the web platform has evolved since Tailwind was first released.

Today's the day — we just published the first development preview of Catalyst, our first fully-componentized, batteries-included application UI kit for React, just in time for your holiday hacking sessions.

There's nothing like building a major new product for finding all the features you wish you had in your own tools, so we capitalized on some of that inspiration and turned it into this — Tailwind CSS v3.4.

It's been about six months since we released Tailwind CSS v3.0, and even though we've been collecting a lot of little improvements in the codebase since then, we just didn't have that-one-feature yet that makes you say"okay, it's release-cuttin' time".