I honestly don't use it as much as my text might suggest but I can see the appeal and tried to find some points to make you maybe see them from a different point of view :D
but I wouldn't recommend it if you're dealing with end products meant to be delivered to the product owner
This caught my eye because I honestly never worked in a situation where I hand over code to another owner and I mostly work on internal products. The rare SaaS things I worked on were in good ol' SCSS though.
What would be interesting to see is the type of projects people work on using Tailwind. Is it a lot more agency-type of projects, internal sites (as in admin tools) or SaaS?
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I honestly don't use it as much as my text might suggest but I can see the appeal and tried to find some points to make you maybe see them from a different point of view :D
This caught my eye because I honestly never worked in a situation where I hand over code to another owner and I mostly work on internal products. The rare SaaS things I worked on were in good ol' SCSS though.
What would be interesting to see is the type of projects people work on using Tailwind. Is it a lot more agency-type of projects, internal sites (as in admin tools) or SaaS?