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Using PurgeCSS with Ember.js
After watching talks about Functional CSS at Ember Map, I started looking into starting to usetailwind for my future projects. The way tailwind works is that it generates a lot of CSS classes that you then use purgecss to remove.
Article by Jure Cuhalev on 7th September 2018