> In many tailwind projects, you inevitably end up wanting to standardize how a button looks, how a field looks, etc., rather than copy+paste the same 20+ tailwind classes that you need to implement a nice looking button in tailwind.
I think in most projects people are using some sort of component system outside of tailwind. A react component, for example, could have the tailwindcss classes. Then that component is used multiple times.
I think in most projects people are using some sort of component system outside of tailwind. A react component, for example, could have the tailwindcss classes. Then that component is used multiple times.