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💡 Want to find a good SaaS idea? Start a business, literally any business.

You will soon realize how bad every existing tool is that you have to pay for to run that business, and you will quickly become overwhelmed by the number of things you feel you need to build yourself.
This message brought to you by someone who recently entered the market for hiring software.
☝️ A more sincere version of this advice:

Don't wait for the perfect idea to start building something. The best way to find the perfect idea is to start working on a less-than-perfect idea now.
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Adam Wathan
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🚀 Super excited to announce the release of Tailwind CSS v1.3!

Read up on all new features here👉

github.com/tailwindcss/ta…

No breaking changes (of course), just `npm install tailwindcss@latest` and you're ready to go 💪
The new declarative layout utilities are the huge feature in this one for me 😍

You'll almost never need to do annoying things like add a margin to every item except the first, or check array indexes to conditionally render classes in a loop anymore 👏

codepen.io/adamwathan/pen…
In addition to the `space` layout utilities, we've also added `divide` utilities for adding borders between items 🥳
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I’ve recently entered a phase of CSS experience I didn’t know existed where, after having extreme confidence in my opinions about when to use margin vs. padding for half a decade, I am now questioning every single thing I know about when to use margin vs. padding 😐
Here's one real-world example...

Here, should the space between the "This information..." paragraph and the form below come from padding on the form heading (left), or margin between the form and the form heading (right)?
My gut would say the left option, but when you see the same design at the next breakpoint it becomes less clear, because now a divider appears between form sections and it seems like the vertical padding should live on the entire container, with margin between elements:
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When it comes to achieving financial freedom, being able to create is a superpower.

Here's a short story about why...
While the tone of the book can be off-putting to some people, the important thing I learned reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is that you don't build wealth trading hours for money.

You need to *own* things that put money in your pocket every month.
In the book, they give examples like owning a shop, eventually hiring people to replace you in the day-to-day, then buying another shop, or buying rental properties where your rental income > the mortgage for the property, or owning stocks and bonds that pay out dividends.
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