I mention vanilla CSS having smaller HTML in comparison.
Not about Tailwind, but agreed it should be used in a component-based system to use components and minimize the actual repetitiveness.
It does force you to write a very small component based
So if you work with a components system, the CSS is linked to the component file? At least in VueJS it is. So this kinds of invalidates the point of avoiding CSS bloat.
I'm really not convinced by the whole "I'm not sure where to put CSS so the simplest must be in HTML right?" stance
Yes exactly so in Angular and vue and react you would have some kind of component styling file.
So here is where you already doing some best practice.
I do think it's a good idea to check what's out there and see how it can or cannot work for someone.
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I mention vanilla CSS having smaller HTML in comparison.
Not about Tailwind, but agreed it should be used in a component-based system to use components and minimize the actual repetitiveness.
It does force you to write a very small component based
So if you work with a components system, the CSS is linked to the component file? At least in VueJS it is. So this kinds of invalidates the point of avoiding CSS bloat.
I'm really not convinced by the whole "I'm not sure where to put CSS so the simplest must be in HTML right?" stance
Yes exactly so in Angular and vue and react you would have some kind of component styling file.
So here is where you already doing some best practice.
I do think it's a good idea to check what's out there and see how it can or cannot work for someone.