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Tailwind isn't intended to be a CSS replacement (like you stated in the article). It serves well, even in large code-bases, when you aren't doing bespoke trans
by tevon 4y ago
Tailwind isn't intended to be a CSS replacement (like you stated in the article).
It serves well, even in large code-bases, when you aren't doing bespoke transforms and object selection.
I've built large UIs using it and its magic. For the most part what you want is consistent spacing and reasonable defaults; Tailwind nails this.