Designer who has to touch PHP code: - yeah, I like having the whole project's code in one big index.php file. No context switching, no need to go through dozen

Designer who has to touch PHP code: - yeah, I like having the whole project's code in one big index.php file. No context switching, no need to go through dozens of files (controllers, models, etc.) to understand what the system is about. No semantic naming at all. My productivity is high! The majority of the comments here that praise Tailwind seem to be from people who are actually not " 100% frontenders", but perhaps "fullstack devs" or even "backend devs" that have to touch HTML/CSS from time to time. It's understandable that the practicality of Tailwind attracts people who work occasionally on the frontend.