One sentence in the article suggested that, ideally, people making websites would just learn CSS, but since that‘s an unrealistic expectation (why?), Tailwind can be useful if you have big team of “front-end engineers” who don’t quite understand the markup languages that they use in their jobs.
I can’t argue with that. But it suggests that if you work alone or in a small group, actually learning CSS might make more sense.
I can’t argue with that. But it suggests that if you work alone or in a small group, actually learning CSS might make more sense.