I just learned tailwind a couple weeks ago for a small project. I really love it—I've gone from being a CSS hater to not having to think much about CSS. The do

I just learned tailwind a couple weeks ago for a small project. I really love it—I've gone from being a CSS hater to not having to think much about CSS. The documentation is excellent, with working examples. It has taught me about CSS properties I didn't know existed. Instead of attempting to grok the entirety of the MDN docs, I can quickly use configurations that work. (The ubiquitous Seinfeld references are an enjoyable treat, too, though YMMV.) The other important piece is that the tooling is great. I use the VS Code extension, and beyond the excellent intellisense, the extension gives me exactly which properties and values are generated by the Tailwind classes when I mouseover. The only "complaint" I have is that sometimes in larger projects, I'd want to create reusable style components (almost like traits) that could be reused in components that appear similar but whose behavior is distinct. This is a minor complaint because Tailwind actually allows for this, but the syntax is slightly awkward. In all, I'm much more productive, and I imagine my code is more maintainable. It's certainly smaller without dozens of lines of CSS including the commented out sections.