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I don't understand the reasoning of 'feature creep'. If the author has an idea for better improvements, hit up the Tailwind team. Feature creep does not mean t
by naiv 4y ago
I don't understand the reasoning of 'feature creep'. If the author has an idea for better improvements, hit up the Tailwind team.
Feature creep does not mean that you need to use the features.
- brycewray 4y agoTrue, you don‘t need to know them, but they’re in the ever-growing documentation. I guess I’m thinking about teams which are onboarding devs who are new to Tailwind. It was a lot easier intro two years ago than it would be now, and I’m uncertain of how much brainpower and time it now truly saves for those to whom it’s a totally new experience (and reading job).
- naiv 4y agodon't waste energy thinking for other people and invest it in whatever works best for you.
- 0xCAP 4y agoTo be fair, like with any other form form of knowledge, there's a "minimal viable" amount, and a "complete grasp" amount. TailwindCSS adding to the latter is not the library becoming more complex. In order to know 2020's tw's feature set, the amount of stuff to study remained the same.
- peferron 4y agoTailwind is a utility library. Utility libraries typically do not require reading their documentation from cover to cover before starting to use them. Instead, you just hit the docs when you need help solving a specific problem.
- JediLuke 4y ago