Some comments here are framing CSS as getting too complex. Some folks are recommending the utility-class approach (e.g. Tailwind). I don't want to argue for Ta

Some comments here are framing CSS as getting too complex. Some folks are recommending the utility-class approach (e.g. Tailwind). I don't want to argue for Tailwind, but as someone who's used it for ~4 years now, it strikes me that I've forgotten what it's like to have to think about sets of CSS rules and how they collide. Utility class systems completely remove the need to even consider conflicting rules. That doesn't mean CSS shouldn't continue to grow though, and I welcome these new features.