like many others here, I was a bit dubious with tailwind at first, but I've been using it for a year now with vue. I think for me, because I'd often do my CSS in a similar manner where I'd build up utilities, this seemed like a nice standardized and reusable way of what I was doing anyways. It's super fast to do things when you learn it, the optimized css output is tiny, it is really configurable, I find it pretty easy to read and understand what is going on. I understand what is going on with other peoples tailwind projects really easily also.
What is weird, is the author, without irony, uses his vendor lockin to react to argue for better ways to do css? ok.... 1, his examples are super simplisitc and 2 that would actually look really simple in tailwind rather than string injected variables. Which if you have to keep using everywhere is going to make your css super bloated.
What is weird, is the author, without irony, uses his vendor lockin to react to argue for better ways to do css? ok.... 1, his examples are super simplisitc and 2 that would actually look really simple in tailwind rather than string injected variables. Which if you have to keep using everywhere is going to make your css super bloated.