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The rage against Tailwind is absurd. Maybe it is overhyped but it’s an incredibly useful tool and framework; it also brings an enforced consistency that plain C
by sebmellen 10mo ago
The rage against Tailwind is absurd. Maybe it is overhyped but it’s an incredibly useful tool and framework; it also brings an enforced consistency that plain CSS doesn’t, which is especially helpful for responsive sites so that the page use feels consistent across platforms.
Compare these two sites:
1. https://justfuckingusetailwind.com/ https://justfuckingusetailwind.com/
2. https://fuckyouiwontusetailwind.com/ https://fuckyouiwontusetailwind.com/
On mobile, the first site is infinitely more pleasant to use. It sells itself by comparison!
- csspurist 10mo agohttps://justfuckingusetailwind.com https://justfuckingusetailwind.com makes heavy use of Tailwind specifically to show off the framework https://fuckyouiwontusetailwind.com https://fuckyouiwontusetailwind.com keeps it simple on purpose (also because it's copying https://perfectmotherfuckingwebsite.com https://perfectmotherfuckingwebsite.com on purpose)
- xigoi 10mo agoFor me, both sites work fine on mobile. The first one makes a strawman argument by deliberately writing bad CSS and then pointing at it to say that CSS is bad.