I'm thrilled to announce a new release of Vue Play, this time with built-in TailwindCSS support! I challenge you to create and publish a component to our component library or build a new website using the integrated deploy button for GitHub Pages. 😄

Hey, even though you guys are clearly still pretty early in terms of adding features I signed up for a paid sub anyway since I think there's a fair bit of potential here, mostly in the gap between the tools that are focused on simplicity so much that you can't even add much of your own code and a full featured IDE. Not that I think you should aim to make it only for that beginner+ market, but it is managing to explain vue better than I can since I need to see the code to learn and I've been trying to encourage someone who has to see the individual parts visualized to put things together. Also even with the bare documentation, the icons themselves are doing a better job explaining things than I can. I think due to the fact that I'm entirely self-taught the way I think about code generally is probably heterodox and not something that is easy to show, but "show not tell" definitely works for more than just a college English lit paper. Keep it up for sure! Oh, one other thing, it's easy when the person I'm showing is literally like, sitting next to me, but I am not going to let her login via my github so... team plan? Or some other way so that you can keep it one user but usable on multiple seats? I don't know what your plans are, but something along those lines would help a lot.

This idea is very good. But I'm still confused when using this product. I think it would be better if there were a sample project by default or a tutorial for beginners! (ps: I'm a front-end engineer with 5 years of development)

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