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title: "Comment by Nyareh David on \"SPECIAL August Giveaway for the Top 150 Writers of JavaScript, AWS, and Ruby on Rails!\" | Hashnode"
description: "Just curious. Is Hashnode written with tailwind.css?"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/special-august-giveaway-for-the-top-150-writers-of-javascript-aws-and-ruby-on-rails/610d3a3c528eff11aea87c34/comment/6116737413a99e48922eeafa"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/special-august-giveaway-for-the-top-150-writers-of-javascript-aws-and-ruby-on-rails/610d3a3c528eff11aea87c34)

Comment [SPECIAL August Giveaway for the Top 150 Writers of JavaScript, AWS, and Ruby on Rails!](https://hashnode.com/posts/special-august-giveaway-for-the-top-150-writers-of-javascript-aws-and-ruby-on-rails/610d3a3c528eff11aea87c34)

[Nyareh David](https://hashnode.com/@NyarehD)

[Aug 13, 2021](https://hashnode.com/posts/special-august-giveaway-for-the-top-150-writers-of-javascript-aws-and-ruby-on-rails/610d3a3c528eff11aea87c34/comment/6116737413a99e48922eeafa)

Just curious. Is Hashnode written with tailwind.css?

[Arek Su](https://hashnode.com/@arysom)

[Aug 19, 2021](https://hashnode.com/posts/special-august-giveaway-for-the-top-150-writers-of-javascript-aws-and-ruby-on-rails/610d3a3c528eff11aea87c34/comment/6116737413a99e48922eeafa#reply-611e19b6c4783a33f5e253d7)

I think not, classes don't remind of tailwind. But of course everything could be build with apply method.

One thing I've noticed that hasnode uses [emotion.sh](https://emotion.sh/)