You ain’t writing HTML like “here is a 10000 line file, let’s style it”. You almost always have some repeating components (which is a shame that it wasn’t reall

You ain’t writing HTML like “here is a 10000 line file, let’s style it”. You almost always have some repeating components (which is a shame that it wasn’t really a well-defined thing for so long in web circles, this is like the most basic abstraction of frameworks from the 80s), and you make that HTML file from multiple of those. These inline styles are just the implementation of your <Button> — changing that will change every button of yours. Hickey’s talk is a very very great talk, but I fail to see its relevance here. All tailwind does is give names to often used css attributes and allows one to apply them very specifically. It has no strange abstractions going on, it is basically “developer WYSIWYG” for CSS styling