> Is it just me or has the underlying purpose and value of “cascading” in CSS been lost within these abstractions. For app-like websites CSS cascade offers lit

> Is it just me or has the underlying purpose and value of “cascading” in CSS been lost within these abstractions. For app-like websites CSS cascade offers little and is often harmful as an innocent change to a top layer will unpredictably cascade down to everything below. > at the expense of having consistency and maintainability. Compared to what. Every single website devolves into a nightmare of incomprehensible class names, or one-off CSS-in-JS solutions everywhere. Compared to that the actually consistent names enforced by Tailwind are both consistent and maintainable.