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For me Svelte and LLM completely removed my need for Tailwind. Turns out I was using it primarily to avoid CSS collision, and (to me) more logical syntax, rathe
by KolmogorovComp 5mo ago
For me Svelte and LLM completely removed my need for Tailwind. Turns out I was using it primarily to avoid CSS collision, and (to me) more logical syntax, rather than the self-imposed constraints.
- esafak 5mo agoWhy did Svelte affect your stance towards Tailwind?
- eximius 5mo agoPresumably because you just put the styles in the component.
- Strom 5mo agoYes and Svelte automatically namespaces them, so there's no collisions.
- mcintyre1994 5mo agoMaybe Svelte does it much better, but there were tonnes of scope-css-to-react-component approaches before Tailwind too.
- brikym 5mo agoSvelte namespaces styles to the component and also has some lint checks for unused selectors.