I haven't used the library yet, but it does look like it's worth it. It comes with support for responsive design and dark mode (which i guess answers your doubts), and being able to extract tailwind classes to custom CSS classes using @apply and it having IDE autocomplete support as well just makes it a more attractive option for me.
Seems like using it with a front-end library like React or Vue would be an intuitive experience, and doing so would also mean you can implement theming for your application.
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I haven't used the library yet, but it does look like it's worth it. It comes with support for responsive design and dark mode (which i guess answers your doubts), and being able to extract tailwind classes to custom CSS classes using
@applyand it having IDE autocomplete support as well just makes it a more attractive option for me.Seems like using it with a front-end library like React or Vue would be an intuitive experience, and doing so would also mean you can implement theming for your application.