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That doesn't make any sense. Your classes in your project are not part of the CSS standard either, by your definition. Tailwind gives you CSS classes that you
by verisimilidude 4y ago
That doesn't make any sense.
Your classes in your project are not part of the CSS standard either, by your definition.
Tailwind gives you CSS classes that you can use. Yes, you do need to learn them. But that doesn't mean it isn't CSS.
- azangru 4y ago> Your classes in your project are not part of the CSS standard either, by your definition Yes, but my classes, by definition, are defined by me. The behavior of classes of a css framework is defined by someone else, who exposes an api for you to interact with these definitions. An api that you need to learn, in addition to just CSS. It is no different from React, Lodash, Rxjs, etc. being "just javascript". They provide an additional DSL on top of the language itself.