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This is like saying an alternative to learning how to cook is to sustain yourself on takeaway.

Tailwind might be nice, but most projects will require in-depth knowledge about CSS.




People absolutely do use tailwind as an alternative to understanding CSS. Having seen and worked on projects in tailwind, I feel like that's it's primary purpose.

Go on Twitter and look at the Tailwind community - they see CSS as a doomed, awful language and Tailwind as the thing that makes it pleasant. They're not CSS developers. They're people actively trying to avoid being CSS developers.




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