I was a little put off by Tailwind when I first looked at the examples in the documentation.
Why would I put all these classes in my HTML? Why wouldn't I just use Sass mixins?
But I decided to give it a shot, and oh man am I glad I did.
Once you start seeing patterns and memorizing the basic utility classes, it becomes an absolute breeze to style any component or section of your page might have.
I found it especially great for using flexbox, simply specifying flex and flex-1, flex-grow, flex-shrink, etc.
And the configuration and adding custom classes is very simple and intuitive once you learn it, which doesn't take long at all.
Again, it does seem off-putting at first, but as the docs themselves say, You just have to try it.
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Big step forward. Quoting myself from my reply to Nick Taylor's post: