Very enlightening article! While I don't condone how Adam handled his feelings, I was still surprised to read that you don't think that Brian's article was toxic, as it says things like "[Tailwind] is as welcome and useful as passed gas". While there is some good stuff in there, it sounds mostly pissed off, the author obviously didn't spend enough time with Tailwind, many of his arguments are addressed on Tailwind's landing page.
I find the article to be mild, in part because this is roughly the same manner that its creator markets TailwindCSS against CSS best practice paradigms like BEM, including on the landing page.
I didn’t say or imply the article was good - simply that it was merely fine and made some good points.
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Very enlightening article! While I don't condone how Adam handled his feelings, I was still surprised to read that you don't think that Brian's article was toxic, as it says things like "[Tailwind] is as welcome and useful as passed gas". While there is some good stuff in there, it sounds mostly pissed off, the author obviously didn't spend enough time with Tailwind, many of his arguments are addressed on Tailwind's landing page.
I find the article to be mild, in part because this is roughly the same manner that its creator markets TailwindCSS against CSS best practice paradigms like BEM, including on the landing page.
I didn’t say or imply the article was good - simply that it was merely fine and made some good points.