I bought it and I am happy with my decision. You need to understand, however, that there is still a bit of labour involved in extracting reusable components. F

I bought it and I am happy with my decision. You need to understand, however, that there is still a bit of labour involved in extracting reusable components. For example, you will want to make things like the buttons easily reusable instead of repeating the same CSS utility classes everywhere, so you may want to spend time creating reusable components for the common UI elements in your front-end framework. Another frustrating thing is figuring out which are the "active" and "inactive" classes on some components, as described in this tweet: https://twitter.com/cgenco/status/1256948882065494017 https://twitter.com/cgenco/status/1256948882065494017 Overall, I'd say if speed of development is a priority, then it may be easier going for a ready-made bootstrap template or UI component library. If flexibility and customization is a priority, then go for TailwindUI.