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Imagine you have 100 Jekyll templates that all contain a few dozen instances of <div style="display: flex; ..."> don't you feel you're wasting some bandwidth b
by wildrhythms 5y ago
Imagine you have 100 Jekyll templates that all contain a few dozen instances of <div style="display: flex; ..."> don't you feel you're wasting some bandwidth by not creating a .flex { display: flex; } class to handle that common case? This is all Tailwind is doing.
- nickjj 5y agogzip is remarkably efficient to reduce duplicate repeating strings. You could have 10 classes or raw styles repeated 50 times and all instances of those might condense down to 1 string of WWUElinMSS1J1TQwMFFISi7KtsMiZAuVKU.