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I'm working at a small company with about ten employees - realistically max three or four people will work on the styling although a few more will have eyes on
by esperent 4y ago
I'm working at a small company with about ten employees - realistically max three or four people will work on the styling although a few more will have eyes on it.
We already get massive benefits from it that I wouldn't get as a solo dev. If someone else writes a bunch of new components that make up a new menu and I need to grok them quickly and then start working on them quickly, Tailwind brings the time I need to spend understanding the styling down to nearly zero. It's a massive timesaver for teams of any size.
Yes, you can get some of the benefits with other systems like CSS variables. But not nearly to the same degree, and you'll also need to organize a bunch of CSS/SCSS files besides you main code.
With Tailwind we have something like five small CSS files across a large monorepo that contains several apps.