Yes, the documentation recommends using Twind, a tailwind-in-js solution, for using Tailwind CSS in a Deno project. Twind is particularly useful in Deno’s server context, where Tailwind and CSS can be easily server-side rendered, generating dynamic, performant, and efficient CSS while having the usability of styling with Tailwind. Here is a basic example of using Twind with Deno: ```javascript import { setup, tw } from "https://esm.sh/twind@0.16.16"; import { getStyleTag, virtualSheet } from "https://esm.sh/twind@0.16.16/sheets"; const sheet = virtualSheet(); setup({ theme: { fontFamily: { sans: ["Helvetica", "sans-serif"], serif: ["Times", "serif"], }, }, sheet, }); function renderBody() { return `

Hello from Deno

`; } function ssr() { sheet.reset(); const body = renderBody(); const styleTag = getStyleTag(sheet); return ` Hello from Deno ${styleTag} ${body} `; } console.log(ssr()); ``` As for autocomplete, the documentation does not provide explicit information on how to achieve this with Twind in a Deno project. However, the Fresh framework, which is built for Deno, has a plugin system that supports Twind. This plugin automatically configures Twind for you to minimize boilerplate in your project. With this plugin, you can specify the class names directly in the JSX component, and the plugin will take care of the rest. This might provide a smoother development experience, but it's not explicitly stated in the

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