The fact is that without using component-based HTML, Tailwind _is_ a mess and Daisy is probably useful. It's an amusing full-circle moment, where Daisy UI is a

The fact is that without using component-based HTML, Tailwind _is_ a mess and Daisy is probably useful. It's an amusing full-circle moment, where Daisy UI is a spiritual successor to Bootstrap, which did the same thing but with CSS as the underpinning. Inside of a system that splits the HTML into components, Tailwind classes are not a problem...You just end up with <x-button.primary> instead of <button class="primary">.