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You seem to miss the bigger point - Tailwind constraint your css use so that you don't imagine stuff in ad-hoc manner. And you can split, and sort classes with
by majkinetor 4y ago
You seem to miss the bigger point - Tailwind constraint your css use so that you don't imagine stuff in ad-hoc manner.
And you can split, and sort classes with editor plugins which makes it almost equally good as your example.
- shroompasta 4y agoi think you missed his point to be honest. Regardless of where place your tailwindcss or where you split / sort classes, reading iteratively from left to right, especially if the css rules are numerous, is not legible. just looking at the two examples above, and already I can tell how much it would be easier to maintain verbose css.
- majkinetor 4y agoSo u cant manage the little bigger list of words? And you can manage way complex software behavior at the same time? Particularly if it lets you manage small subset of CSS ?
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