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I've been using Tailwind for the past year and enjoy the workflow when used with front-end component frameworks (e.g. React, Vue, Alpine) and back-end template
by neovive 5y ago
I've been using Tailwind for the past year and enjoy the workflow when used with front-end component frameworks (e.g. React, Vue, Alpine) and back-end template engine using partials or components. Using components keeps most of your Tailwind classes centralized and easy to update -- it's great to be able to just open a component and tweak some classes to change the UI. Use props to conditionally change the Tailwind classes in your components. Previously, searching through CSS/SCSS took a bit more reasoning and I found myself creating redundant classes over time to handle edge cases.