> Frankly, I don't see the point in saving a few characters and react/css-in-js solutions make it easy to write reusable components so I don't need a css framew

> Frankly, I don't see the point in saving a few characters and react/css-in-js solutions make it easy to write reusable components so I don't need a css framework. > if there is something else unique about tailwind that I missed, let me know. I haven't seen tailwind out of HN circle. Tailwind is geared towards people who have the ability to design but aren't really that great with CSS. Take me for example, I have an eye for design, and can put together great UI's and can do everything needed to build my apps... But on a scale of 1-10, my CSS skills are about a 4-6. I could spend lot of time leveling up my CSS skills so I can hand write all my own CSS, or I can use something like Tailwind that is intuitive and easier to learn and lets me focus on what matters the most... Shipping my product.