tailwindcss is such a godsend when it comes to styling. To anyone glancing at it thinking "this is trash it's just inline styles all over the place that encourages duplication" I implore you to actually read and think about the points raised here: https://adamwathan.me/css-utility-classes-and-separation-of-...
tailwindcss effectively boils the dauntingly large control plane of every CSS feature down into "utility classes" that you then compose all styling from. So far, it has had a solution for every styling problem I have encountered, and in the cases it didn't, when I really thought about it I was trying to do something dumb anyway.
I swear I am not affiliated with the project at all haha, I just felt such a relief after giving it an honest try on a project and I could very easily see how powerful it would be in many of my past projects had we access to it (and convinced the naysayers)
tailwindcss effectively boils the dauntingly large control plane of every CSS feature down into "utility classes" that you then compose all styling from. So far, it has had a solution for every styling problem I have encountered, and in the cases it didn't, when I really thought about it I was trying to do something dumb anyway.
I swear I am not affiliated with the project at all haha, I just felt such a relief after giving it an honest try on a project and I could very easily see how powerful it would be in many of my past projects had we access to it (and convinced the naysayers)