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Unify styling in react-component - like in HTML template #86
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/progress 10 Start using TailwindCSS in react-component. First PR: asyncapi/asyncapi-react#269 |
/progress 15 Info component uses TailwindCSS - commit |
/progress 60 In asyncapi/asyncapi-react#296:
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/progress 75 In asyncapi/asyncapi-react#296:
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/progress 90 In asyncapi/asyncapi-react#301:
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/progress 99 Waiting for review in asyncapi/asyncapi-react#310 It's a last PR before the "final" PR to master. There is a 1-2 days delay in delivering the task (let's see how long it will take to merge), but I think that the task is finished, it's only waiting for review (partially done in asyncapi/html-template#166) and merge. |
/progress 100 asyncapi/asyncapi-react#310 is merged. |
React component uses from beginning "fiori" styling. We should start using styling from HTML (TailwindCSS) to have unified styling across studio, component and website.
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