Cool hot-take but it’s not true. You’re literally learning CSS when you learn tailwind. And no one (good) picks up a tool solely because it’s shiny, they pick it up because they find it has utility, which evidently LOTS of people do.
And if you don’t think it’s reusable then you at least need to bring an argument for why that’s so because the docs, personal anecdote, and the opinion of LOTS of people is completely opposite.
So:
- You ARE learning CSS, you’re just putting it where it belongs: on the element it affects
- It’s modernity doesn’t matter at all
- It’s literally as reusable as raw CSS
I can’t downvote you, but you’re definitely wrong.
And if you don’t think it’s reusable then you at least need to bring an argument for why that’s so because the docs, personal anecdote, and the opinion of LOTS of people is completely opposite.
So: - You ARE learning CSS, you’re just putting it where it belongs: on the element it affects - It’s modernity doesn’t matter at all - It’s literally as reusable as raw CSS
I can’t downvote you, but you’re definitely wrong.