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> The right way to use Tailwind is to extract components, for example in Vue. That's not the full story. Using @apply is the only option if you're not using a
by arvindamirtaa 6y ago
> The right way to use Tailwind is to extract components, for example in Vue.
That's not the full story. Using @apply is the only option if you're not using a component based JS framework like Vue or React.
@aply works everywhere. The current documentation highlights this difference; showing both component extraction and using @apply as a failback when you want to go old school.
- samuelstancl 6y agoSure, you may have to use @apply if you're for example adding Tailwind to an existing project with .css files. But the right/ideal way to use Tailwind is to use components. That way you get the most dev ex that Tailwind can provide.