Tailwind's paradigm ("atomic css") is great and the future, but there is a much better implementation, the barely maintained Tachyons is way superior and was al

Tailwind's paradigm ("atomic css") is great and the future, but there is a much better implementation, the barely maintained Tachyons is way superior and was also the first that made atomic css popular. I wrote following on Reddit which still holds true: After 2 days of testing, I chose this stack: Tachyons as primary CSS-in-JS and media-queries method in my React components; why: it's slick, easy and complete and brings you quite far configuration is super; eg, creating your own color or default font is just putting them in your App.css and they override Tachyons; creating other breakpoints is possible (just change and recompile, this takes 1sec and a tachyons-cli is there, no need to touch webpack or eject CRA) however, configuring Tachyons is not required at all, I tested it in and out and it's all perfect at the moment, it's really turn-key and absolutely the right approach to our problem; Tachyons does just one thing and it does is right I preferred it very much over others like Tailwind because Tailwind has cumbersome and long CSS naming; Tailwind's philosophy and strategy is inconsistent; on the one hand, it wants to be atomic CSS, on the other hand, it bloats and pollutes your components almost like real CSS, wth? either I do minimal atomic CSS (it's called 'atomic'!) like Tachyons or I put real CSS in my component; Tailwind doesn't know what it wants to be while Tachyons has a clear strategy which is perfectly executed => an ultra atomic mapping to CSS, Tailwinds bobs up and down with some short names and then some long ones...; also setting Tailwind up or configuring is unnecessary complex and bloated; doc is comprehensive and complete but also because of its own complications and disunity; atomic css doesn't need to be science; compared to Tailwind, Tachyons is a dream I also checked styled-system but found the DX not close to Tachyons and couldn't see any benefit over Tachyons; it's too cumbersome but in a different way than Tailwind Tachyons is just 13kb gzipped while fully featured (Tailwind is 36kb) while small Tachyons has the biggest ecosystem (related libs, cheatsheets, blog posts), at the end of the day, you don't need more, again it's just a mapper and more advanced stuff should be done with eg Emotion anyway[1] [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/a6qhbr/checked_21_react_ui_kits_briefly_im_done/ https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/a6qhbr/checked_21_...