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Part of building a Vanilla JavaScript Todo App is adding a modern and nice-looking user interface. In this episode we're going to add the necessary CSS code which is needed to style the todo app and finish building the UI.

In the first part of the _Building A Vanilla JavaScript Todo App From Start To Finish_ series we started to setup the project and prepared the basic HTML page by including things like Google Fonts, and the Font Awesome Icon library.

Welcome to this first part of the _Building A Vanilla JavaScript Todo App From Start To Finish_. In this series we’ll be building a complete todo web application with only using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This also means that we’ll only use pure vanilla JavaScript without any frameworks involved.

Tailwind is a utility-first CSS framework. In contrast to other CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Materialize CSS it doesn’t come with predefined components. Instead Tailwind CSS operates on a lower level and provides you with a set of CSS helper classes. By using this classes you can rapidly create custom design with ease. Tailwind CSS is not opinionated and let’s you create you own unique design.

Welcome to this NestJS tutorial for absolute beginners. In the following you’ll learn NestJS from the ground up which means that we’ll go through all steps which are necessary to get NestJS installed, create a new NestJS project from scratch and implement a first example from start to finish.