Tailwind's draw seems to be in its name -- it helps you work faster. So for people whose bottleneck is writing lots and lots of HTML/CSS, it's probably great.

Tailwind's draw seems to be in its name -- it helps you work faster. So for people whose bottleneck is writing lots and lots of HTML/CSS, it's probably great. I'm guessing most of the naysayers here work in the web applications world with component-based architectures, where the HTML/CSS is a small portion of the total time they spend coding, so they can't understand why someone would sacrifice readability, maintainability, and organization for speed on something that isn't a bottleneck for them. The thing is, it absolutely might be a bottleneck for agencies and other companies that need to build lots of custom sites.