I respect people who use it, but I think it is completely unnecessary and adds complexity on top of standard CSS without any convenience. You put a million inline-like classes on an element, then you either slam it into a component or try to move it to some SASS file. When in a SASS file, you then @apply not-so-configurable classes without any access to mixins, variables (both CSS or SCSS) etc. It makes no sense to me.
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I respect people who use it, but I think it is completely unnecessary and adds complexity on top of standard CSS without any convenience. You put a million inline-like classes on an element, then you either slam it into a component or try to move it to some SASS file. When in a SASS file, you then @apply not-so-configurable classes without any access to mixins, variables (both CSS or SCSS) etc. It makes no sense to me.