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That example with a million div for the nav with tailwind is so ridiculous. I agree with the conclusion but that first example is so grotesque that it made me
by audessuscest 3y ago
That example with a million div for the nav with tailwind is so ridiculous.
I agree with the conclusion but that first example is so grotesque that it made me discard the whole article
One other advantage of tailwind is that it makes it easier to work collaboratively with people of different css level and it requires less review, less possible side effect. But it's clear to me that clean semantic well developed css is way better than tailwind.
- tipiirai 3y ago> that first example is so grotesque It's the actual HTML code in the sites that are compared
- audessuscest 3y agoI'm pretty sure it's not realistic, there's nothing that justify so many div because of tailwind or the person who developed that with tailwind just love having dozens of div for a simple header > nav > a
- tipiirai 3y ago> the person who developed that that person is someone from the Tailwind team. I would expect them to follow their own bst practises on the official template they sell online.
- xigoi 3y agoIt's an official Tailwind example…