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Why would it die? How would it die? The vast majority of Tailwind is literally just shorthand for individual CSS properties.
by benoau 2mo ago
Why would it die? How would it die? The vast majority of Tailwind is literally just shorthand for individual CSS properties.
- albedoa 2mo agoOh ya? Is that why the parent prefaced that obvious and indisputable fact with "IMO"?
- gherkinnn 2mo agoBecause what makes it useful , like media queries, can't be put in style attributes. Frankly this whole discussion is just as silly as claiming flex has nothing over table layout.
- zelphirkalt 2mo agoThen again one should aim to not even need media queries and make things responsive intrinsically, breakpoint-free, continuously. A design where things jump at hard coded viewport widths is not actually a great design. So at least that part is not so amazing.
- gherkinnn 2mo ago>inb4 my 1:1 naive mapping of DB to screen works for me >inb4 the web should be reserved for text documents and hyperlinks and user styles rule and running anything close to applications on the web was a mistake >inb4 TUI
- dalmo3 2mo agoThis is certainly one of the arguments of all time. Thank you, HN.
- albedoa 2mo agoNever stop posting, you are doing great.
- slopinthebag 2mo agobro your own website has hard coded viewport widths where things jump
- zelphirkalt 2mo agoIf you were so kind to point out, where I used media queries to hardcode viewport width ... "bro".
- vlyan 2mo agoflex is not a collection of aliases for <td>s and <tr>s