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It depends. OP's utility classes look too much like inline styles, with colons in the class names and whatnot. I can easily imagine a new developer seeing that,
by kijin 3y ago
It depends. OP's utility classes look too much like inline styles, with colons in the class names and whatnot. I can easily imagine a new developer seeing that, scratching their head, and wondering "wait, I can write CSS inside the `class` attribute?"
Tailwind is much more restrained in comparison.