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Tailwind is fine for some use cases, but this and https://pollen.style https://pollen.style are probably better baselines for apps and following a design system
by gedy 2y ago
Tailwind is fine for some use cases, but this and https://pollen.style https://pollen.style are probably better baselines for apps and following a design system. They let you define classes and components with some global consistency, without forcing the micro class names into every HTML element.
(Yes I know you could make UI components that use Tailwind classes, but if you have a diverse stack or legacy code, it's not easy to bolt in the TW build system or assume one technology like React, etc)