How about (S)CSS.
Tailwind is okay for prototyping or when you don't have time or Devs, or a small project in general.
The worst you could ever write is css-in-js (👀@ all the React Devs).
For projects in production, there is only one way if you want to do it right, and that's SCSS with BEM.
Every library will only add tech debt by obfuscating your codebase, removing semantic meaning from elements (opposed to writing your own classes with a certain methodology).
How about (S)CSS.
Tailwind is okay for prototyping or when you don't have time or Devs, or a small project in general.
The worst you could ever write is css-in-js (👀@ all the React Devs).
For projects in production, there is only one way if you want to do it right, and that's SCSS with BEM.
Every library will only add tech debt by obfuscating your codebase, removing semantic meaning from elements (opposed to writing your own classes with a certain methodology).
I have tried scss, but tailwind is just what I need, also, why do you think css-in-js is the worst approach? 🤔