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> Tailwind is better in every way, and JIT is a killer feature. I dunno, the smaller dev build from JIT is great, but it breaks my in-browser design workflow.
by porker 5y ago
> Tailwind is better in every way, and JIT is a killer feature.
I dunno, the smaller dev build from JIT is great, but it breaks my in-browser design workflow. Only the CSS styles needed are generated, so I can't make in-browser tweaks to see what a different padding/margin/other-property looks like.
- monkey_monkey 5y agoTailwind 3.0 has a JIT/CDN thing that allows prototyping in the browser.
- yurishimo 5y agoI don't know that this solves their problem though. Even with the in-browser JIT, there is no class for the browser to autocomplete. One nice benefit of the old compiler, was every single class was available with autocomplete in devtools. Granted, if you already know the class you want to tweak and can guess the next correct step in the scale, it's fine, but for new code you're writing for the first time, I can see their argument.