And in practical real life terms (where teams and long term projects and people coming and leaving the team over years and different skill levels, etc) is how C

And in practical real life terms (where teams and long term projects and people coming and leaving the team over years and different skill levels, etc) is how CSS becomes a write-only mess. Tailwind is primarily a way to do "css-in-js", except it's "css-in-html". It might not look nice on the eye but it's fucking easier to maintain, safer to remove, etc. As long as you have a way to create "components" you're fine. > Coming up with css class names is not hard. Yes, unless you work alone on your tiny 2 weeks old side project, it's fucking hard.