What an excellent, exhaustive summary of utility-first css approach.
Im using Tailwind for the past couple of months (despite my aversion towards a lot of css classes couple years ago) and it has been great.
I got rid off sass in my stack.
Production CSS is order of magnitude smaller.
Multiple people can work on the same project - there is no global styles, so nothing is conflicting.
It encourages to create "style guide" or "demo for components" - basically page where you present how something should look.
There is a lot of good in that approach and i feel more confident developing CSS this way, especially when there is a team that does css in a project.
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What an excellent, exhaustive summary of utility-first css approach.
Im using Tailwind for the past couple of months (despite my aversion towards a lot of css classes couple years ago) and it has been great.
I got rid off sass in my stack.
Production CSS is order of magnitude smaller.
Multiple people can work on the same project - there is no global styles, so nothing is conflicting.
It encourages to create "style guide" or "demo for components" - basically page where you present how something should look.
There is a lot of good in that approach and i feel more confident developing CSS this way, especially when there is a team that does css in a project.