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Or, tailwindcss…

• efskap 3y ago
  Did you even click the link? The "Why?" section explains the problem with tailwind and the code sample shows it's doing a different thing, closer to htmx.
• samwillis 3y ago
  Tailwind is awesome and gets so much right. However, it requires a build step using local dev tools, and it has a complete DSL that reimplements most of css as classes. Utility classes for uniform padding, spacing, border, colours etc at brilliant. But my suggestion with x-style is that placing the actual css on an element may be better. It's an experiment, seeing where it leads.