Justin Golden

 Here's grooky scanned in adobe illustrator as "low fidelity photo" in the image trace preset. It's pretty damn good, and takes up way less bytes and is way less...

Thanks 😊 Yeah I'm in chrome too and I just saw that as well. I can send the code I guess: ```xml .st0{fill:#0B1119;} .st1{fill:#8BC56D;} .st2{fill:#FEF797;} .st3{fill:#78AB5F;} .st4{fill:#865A15;} .st5{fill:#060A15;} .st6{fill:#EF8337;} .st7{fill:#6A4604;}...

Seems to still crash. ```cmd [1] Rebuilding... [0] Done in 47814ms. [0] [0] Rebuilding... [1] Done in 1366ms. [1] [1] [1] [11372:000001934C9F8260] 5135525 ms: Mark-sweep 4044.9 (4137.7) -> 4032.2 (4141.0)...

Thanks for the reply. I'm on Windows 10, and ran into it when splitting from concurrently as well. Cannot currently use another OS at work. I'll check out Mix. Thanks.

After adding laravel mix and finally getting it working, I've got a few concerns/questions if you don't mind: 1. I had to go through several paths that worked fine for...

Seems like I can run watch mode: `npx mix watch` ```js mix.js('src/app.js', 'js') .sass('src/app.scss', 'css') .browserSync('http://your-app.test'); ``` https://laravel-mix.com/docs/6.0/examples#trigger-browsersync-page-refreshes-when-in-watch-mode I'll give it a try. Let me know if you know about...

Still crashes btw. This seems like a common problem in more places than just tailwind. There must be a memory leak somewhere, but hell if I have any idea.

Still get this crash between once an hour and once a week. Output: ```cmd [0] Rebuilding... [1] [1] Rebuilding... [0] Done in 1673ms. [1] Done in 1717ms. [1] [1] Rebuilding......

Experiencing this too; it crashes the entire webpage. Refreshing fixes it. I don't want to ship code to my users that crashes the first time they load the page though....

**Python 2** `python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000` or `py -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000` **Python 3** `python -m http.server 8000` or `py -m http.server 8000` **Note** Replace 8000 with your ideal port number....