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I love Tailwind but now with these updates I'm like "ok whatever". Information overload. There is a point where there are so many utilities; it's just not reas
by AltruisticGapHN 5y ago
I love Tailwind but now with these updates I'm like "ok whatever". Information overload.
There is a point where there are so many utilities; it's just not reasonable to ask me to remember them... and at that point where I can't keep them in my mind, then the "framework" loses some of its appeal and benefits.
Of course I suppose it's up to the user to decide what they want to remember, and it is the nature of the framework to become exhaustive.
I don't really have an answer to this. Only that it further reinforces how TW is a tool, among others, and as it becomes more and more complex it can no longer become a "holy grail" sort of approach precisely because you lose the benefits of having "rails".
- hbn 5y agoI have a subset of my more commonly-used classes memorized, and for everything else it has a fantastic docs site that I keep a tab of while working, which also got overhauled with v3.0 https://tailwindcss.com/docs https://tailwindcss.com/docs Cmd+K to search (it's also a pretty damn good, exhaustive search too)