Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework renowned for its rapid UI development capabilities, has released version 4.1.11, building upon the foundation of its predecessor, version 4.1.10. Both versions maintain the core description, offering a streamlined approach to crafting custom user interfaces. Examining the differences, the key lies primarily in the development dependencies. Version 4.1.11 updates the @types/node dependency to ^20.19.0 from ^20.14.8 in 4.1.10, potentially addressing compatibility issues or leveraging newer features offered by the updated Node.js type definitions and the @tailwindcss/oxide package which has been updated to 4.1.11 from 4.1.10.

For developers, this implies a focus on stability and incremental improvements rather than groundbreaking changes. The upgrade of @types/node suggests a dedication to ensuring compatibility with the latest Node.js environments, potentially affecting the development workflow through enhanced type checking and tooling support. The unchanged lightningcss, magic-string, and source-map-js dependencies indicate a consistent approach to CSS processing, source map generation, and string manipulation. The updated @tailwindcss/oxide is very relevant since is the package that Tailwind uses internally to perform the builds.

Both versions are licensed under MIT, and maintain the same repository details, ensuring continuity in terms of contribution and access. The dist object shows both having the same fileCount and unpackedSize, but with different tarball urls which reflect the actual package files. Also there is a difference in the releaseDate, version 4.1.11 has "2025-06-26T10:59:10.244Z" and version 4.1.10 has "2025-06-11T20:46:10.827Z".