Adding a dot between a text or element or icons can be done easily with TailwindCSS by using the pseudo-class "after". The syntax in raw CSS will look like this, but in TailwindCSS looks like this, pretty easy right?

How to separate a text or element with a dot in TailwindCSS

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Graydon Hoare, a Research employee at Mozilla started Rust as a personal project in the year 2006. Then later, Mozilla began sponsoring the project in 2009 as a part of the ongoing development of an experimental browser engine called Servo, then announced in 2010. The first release was on May 15th, 2015.

All The Basic Things in know in the Rust Programming Language As A Rust Beginner

How to display tables from Sanity into your Next.js project with TypeScript and react-table

To be able to calculate the mean of an array or any data, you first have to know how the mean is been calculate. So to simplying obtain the value of a mean, you have to add....