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title: "Comment by Facundo Rossi on \"Building The NativeBase Blog Using Next.js\" | Hashnode"
description: "There is any way to integrate Tailwind CSS with NativeBase? I recently found that the newest version of native base uses the Utility props which is similar to w"
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Comment [Building The NativeBase Blog Using Next.js](https://hashnode.com/posts/building-the-nativebase-blog-using-nextjs/61529fce040ee87236950f51)

[Facundo Rossi](https://hashnode.com/@frossi85)

[Mar 23, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/building-the-nativebase-blog-using-nextjs/61529fce040ee87236950f51/comment/623ae0a2e99839749d247484)

There is any way to integrate Tailwind CSS with NativeBase? I recently found that the newest version of native base uses the Utility props which is similar to what Tailwind CSS does with classes but there are less options. So I was wondering if there is a way to integrate both and gain more flexibility with that on a native app using the Tailwind integration with Expo.