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Eh, it fixes a different sort of madness in an elegant way. Tailwind has gained huge traction for good reason. I’ll take its idiosyncrasies which take less tha
by adamtaylor_13 2y ago
Eh, it fixes a different sort of madness in an elegant way. Tailwind has gained huge traction for good reason.
I’ll take its idiosyncrasies which take less than an hour or so to understand (spread across a few days of usage) as opposed to raw CSS which is a totally different sort of madness.
- jampekka 2y agoApart from maybe container queries, Tailwind is little more than inline CSS style with a bit different syntax. The madness of CSS is not syntactic, and Tailwind doesn't really help with that. I can see that Tailwind does prevent architecture astronauts going crazy. But that's a cultural issue, not technological.
- adamtaylor_13 2y agoTailwind being little more than in-line CSS styles is like saying a ratchet just “turns things”. It’s a fundamentally different way of working. It enables styling by a different set of principles than pure css. Merely looking vaguely like inline styles does not make it so.