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Bootstrap a New Next.js Application with Tailwind using create-next-app

Shadid Haque
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Published 2 years ago
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We are starting from scratch! To create a new Next.js application we'll run npx create-next-app and pass in the with-tailwindcss flag to include Tailwind.

Then we will clear out the initial page and write in hello world.

Instructor: [0:00] Let's go ahead and create a new Next application by running, npx create-next-app. We also passed in the with-tailwind option. That way, our project is bootstrapped to use TailwindCSS by default for styling. Once done, let's run our application with npm run dev command.

[0:16] Let's visit localhost:3000 in our browser to make sure everything is working as expected. Next, we'll go to index.tsx file and replace all the contents there with a simple "Hello World."

[0:34] Refresh our browser, and we'll make sure that the changes are reflected.

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