Use Tailwind

[HenryRiddallWork]

Make sure to follow the instructions in the README... happy to remove the generated css file from the gitignore but it seems to be standard practice not to include it as it would add bulk to reviews that isn't neccisary.

[JackMeadDev]

This looks great - it was easy for me to install tailwind following the instructions and your setup all seems sensible to me. I've left a couple of suggestions on typos., and a slightly more interesting one to potentially make running the app with tailwind a bit simpler, but nice work 😄

[JackMeadDev]

This is not important, just in case interesting

I often feel that having a separate extra command for this kind of thing is slightly annoying as a dev; this definitely isn't important but if we can bake it into the "default" run command, I always think that's nicer. I have used poetry's scripts section before, but it looks like it's not great at running arbitrary commands and certainly not combos (e.g. this discussion) - one option might be this plugin but given that you've brought in NPM, I know we can solve this there!

For example, we could:

• Install the concurrently package, so we can run two commands in parallel with a single command
• Add a scripts section to our package.json that looks something like:

  "scripts": {
    "css": "npx tailwindcss -i ./todo_app/tailwind.css -o ./todo_app/static/css/index.css --watch",
    "dev": "concurrently \"npm run css\" \"poetry run flask run\""
  }

And then we can start both css and app together with npm run dev

[HenryRiddallWork]

Ooooo thats very nice, I also didn't like having to run extra commands but hadn't considered enforcing it on run... but that makes a lot of sense as you would always want the current css 😄