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That code posted above is the compiled code in the browser. The developing code is not unreadable like that one. I think Tailwind is very readable during devel
by soneca 3y ago
That code posted above is the compiled code in the browser.
The developing code is not unreadable like that one. I think Tailwind is very readable during development. Even if I had only used in side projects.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoThe meaning of 'compiled' has shifted quite a bit. We used to say transpiled when the output wasn't byte or machine code.
- timr 3y agoYes, I know. Tailwind emits this kind of gibberish as a compilation step, which makes it much harder to figure out what's breaking when you're using a browser inspector or something. Which of the 83 different classes is the problem? Good luck! You have to have a certain level of discipline to write clean CSS, but it really isn't that hard. It shouldn't take a 300-character inline style to make a button, when you can use CSS as intended, and have a class named "button".