lol I've seen many reactionary takes in my workplace from front-end engineers (or even on Hackernews) reacting to Tailwind as "this is just inline styles with extra steps!" ... no, "inline styles with extra steps" is what you're doing now with CSS: writing a hundred one-off ".container" classes and bundling that with a hundred other ".container" and ".wrapper" classes across a hundred different components in the app.
Tailwind is revolutionary. It has completely changed the way I develop, and I will evangelize it at every opportunity. I've started migrating a major project to Tailwind, and for the first time I'm not horrified by having to deal with conflicting stylesheets, etc. Everything I need to know about how a component looks is kept in the component, where it should be, and the bundle size is smaller than ever because Tailwind can prune the styles down to exactly what I'm using. Tailwind is great, and shoutout to Adam Wathan's youtube channel- very helpful in learning how it works and convincing me to try it.
Tailwind is revolutionary. It has completely changed the way I develop, and I will evangelize it at every opportunity. I've started migrating a major project to Tailwind, and for the first time I'm not horrified by having to deal with conflicting stylesheets, etc. Everything I need to know about how a component looks is kept in the component, where it should be, and the bundle size is smaller than ever because Tailwind can prune the styles down to exactly what I'm using. Tailwind is great, and shoutout to Adam Wathan's youtube channel- very helpful in learning how it works and convincing me to try it.