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Michael Andreuzza
Michael Andreuzza

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How to create persistent tabs with Tailwind CSS and JavaScript

It's Monday, which means it's time for another tutorial! Today, we're building a persistent tabs component, but this time we'll be using JavaScript and Tailwind CSS instead of Alpine JS like we did in the previous tutorial.

Why persistent tabs?

Persistent tabs enhance web applications by saving the user's last selected tab, ensuring a seamless experience across page reloads. They improve efficiency, personalize the interface, and reduce the need for users to remember their previous tab, making navigation smoother and more intuitive.

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