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> a write only language This is exactly the situation Tailwind prevents. Unless your team has incredible discipline, CSS across a large system very often beco
by deergomoo 4y ago
> a write only language
This is exactly the situation Tailwind prevents.
Unless your team has incredible discipline, CSS across a large system very often becomes a tangled mess where you can’t change one thing without unintentionally affecting another.
When you change the Tailwind classes on an element, you know there’s no risk of subtly breaking something somewhere else.
Don’t conflate “visually busy” with “unmaintainable”.
- satvikpendem 4y agoIf you're using global CSS or BEM etc, you're right, Tailwind sounds like a dream. I work in React apps however where CSS modules or CSS-in-TS already solves the scoping problem for us. So now we're left with just the "visually busy" part that's unmaintainable and not better than CSS classes.