I wonder why not just use something like "@apply font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded;" in your css file? It would be a lot less typing than Pollen. Class soup problem sold... if you want shorter lines just use another @apply line! The huge thing about Tailwind, is speed... test out multiple css styles with just hitting a few keys thanks to auto complete.
Because for all the benefit of saving a couple of keystrokes you're introducing a whole new DSL and preprocessor requirement, and by using @apply you're also ditching of the benefit of atomic stylesheets that Tailwind gives you, since it literally just copies and pastes those style rules into your CSS
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I wonder why not just use something like "@apply font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded;" in your css file? It would be a lot less typing than Pollen. Class soup problem sold... if you want shorter lines just use another @apply line! The huge thing about Tailwind, is speed... test out multiple css styles with just hitting a few keys thanks to auto complete.
Because for all the benefit of saving a couple of keystrokes you're introducing a whole new DSL and preprocessor requirement, and by using
@applyyou're also ditching of the benefit of atomic stylesheets that Tailwind gives you, since it literally just copies and pastes those style rules into your CSS