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> blaming on a skill issue No I'm not, I'm blaming it on the lack of organizational framework. I expect people to leave a mess if there's no guideline; there a
by digging 2y ago
> blaming on a skill issue
No I'm not, I'm blaming it on the lack of organizational framework. I expect people to leave a mess if there's no guideline; there are more ways to do a thing wrong than to do it right.
> hard to then read and edit afterwards
No, that's what I'm saying. It's quite easy to read and edit - when organized. Maybe I'm the first person to invent conceptual organization of utility classes?? In which case I ought to just make a plugin for it.
Also, Tailwind has first-class support for grouping utility classes, such that `.button` can apply 15 different styles at once if that's your preference. So, you know, the exact same as regular CSS.