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But then again, if you're going to use meaningful class names, i.e., names that suggest what the thing is rather than what it looks like, then you're not really
by yakshaving_jgt 5y ago
But then again, if you're going to use meaningful class names, i.e., names that suggest what the thing is rather than what it looks like, then you're not really doing the Tailwind thing.
- cxr 5y ago> rather than You don't have to sacrifice semantics in order to opt in to Tailwind's cutesy approach at expressivity. class="thumbnail m-0 md:m-4" works wherever class="m-0 md:m-4" does and isn't user-hostile.