Nice article ! I completely agree on what you are saying about frameworks like tailwind css.
I think keeping markup (HTML) and styles (CSS) separated leads to a far cleaner codebase, instead of defining your styles within class names.
But I think there are cool tools built around CSS like simple SASS or all the CSS-in-JS libraries for example, which just makes it easier to write css.
In the end use what fits your application or your team the best
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Nice article ! I completely agree on what you are saying about frameworks like tailwind css.
I think keeping markup (HTML) and styles (CSS) separated leads to a far cleaner codebase, instead of defining your styles within class names.
But I think there are cool tools built around CSS like simple SASS or all the CSS-in-JS libraries for example, which just makes it easier to write css.
In the end use what fits your application or your team the best