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Missed the underlying point but I'll make it explicit - if a plugin is "needed" that is also a red flag for me.
by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Missed the underlying point but I'll make it explicit - if a plugin is "needed" that is also a red flag for me.
- ceejayoz 3y agoI suspect the number of developers with zero plugins in their IDE of choice is vanishingly small. That said, it's not needed. It's just a quality-of-life improvement, like most other IDE features. You can write a Tailwind site in Notepad, if you prefer.
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- LocalPCGuy 3y agoOh for sure, and devs should do what is needed to be more efficient and to make their development enjoyable. The poster I was responding to said "you have to install the vscode plugin" to enjoy using Tailwinds. So that's the specific part I was responding to.
- toldyouso2022 3y agoI should have said intellisense. Without getting suggestions you do have to go to the docs a lot in the beginning and it is frustrating, but with intellisense I found myself proficient in a couple days and I was among those that din't give an opportunity to tailwind for years. I really wasted time, it works great