Also worth mentioning that rebuilding on file system events is something that already existed in the JS space, and it's typically just called "watching". Even t

Also worth mentioning that rebuilding on file system events is something that already existed in the JS space, and it's typically just called "watching". Even the compile-only-what-is-needed part already has established terminology (dead code elimination in the general case, and "tree-shaking" in the JS NIH case) Tailwind clearly is trying to put some effort into marketing, but IMHO misusing established terms like this can backfire in the sense that it makes them look like they're out of their depth wrt compilation literature.