criswell

This is a really cool idea. The use of custom attributes without `data-` before it makes me a little nervous. Is that a concern here? I saw `project` being used on elements and if that's officially used for something eventually can it muddy things up?

This takes away so many of the criticisms I see in this thread. The issue with Tailwind, and my only minor criticism, is just long, unreadable, not easy to deliminate lists of classes. This very easily takes care of that (and I use it for more complex class lists daily)

If I didn't sit at a desk way too much I'd give it a shot. There seems to be some solid advantages.

I really like Arc. Takes some getting used to but worth the adjustment I think.

"it's trivial to edit and add stuff, and requires basically no maintenance whatsoever."

What an absolute dream.

If every instinct you have is wrong, then the opposite would have to be right.

give me apache directory listing styled websites or give me death

I want to say this but too lazy to defend it.

This is why I'm so bummed by it.

Looking forward to the takes on your 91st account.

I know it's going to be abused to hell like everything popular but definitely a useful power tool.

It'll be really nice for container queries when they're ready. Something like: `wider-than-[500px]:hover:text-red-500` and so on.

Also super nice for `:has` (although ordering is a concern at the moment): `[:has(:invalid)]:bg-red-500`.

You can't get punched in the mouth on the internet.

There's `space-y-N` which does exactly this, `space-x-N` for horizontal.