Nope you need to know CSS and you can learn it by breaking Tailwinds classes. If you are to meet deadlines and do things fast with both frontend and backend Tailwind. Everything has a purpose just cause you know css well doesnt mean everyone using Tailwind is bad at CSS :p
That is not what I said. Maybe I could have made it clearer, but my point is not that there aren't people who know what they're doing and, for whatever reason, choose to use Tailwind instead of vanilla CSS. I don't agree with them, but I respect that they simply have different priorities and know what they're doing.
My point is that most of the people using and defending Tailwind do so because they don't want to learn CSS.
They cant get away without learning css and actually thats more like Bootstrap. You can even see the Tailwind classes and improve in css. Anyways for rapid prototyping its the most effective
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Nope you need to know CSS and you can learn it by breaking Tailwinds classes. If you are to meet deadlines and do things fast with both frontend and backend Tailwind. Everything has a purpose just cause you know css well doesnt mean everyone using Tailwind is bad at CSS :p
That is not what I said. Maybe I could have made it clearer, but my point is not that there aren't people who know what they're doing and, for whatever reason, choose to use Tailwind instead of vanilla CSS. I don't agree with them, but I respect that they simply have different priorities and know what they're doing.
My point is that most of the people using and defending Tailwind do so because they don't want to learn CSS.
They cant get away without learning css and actually thats more like Bootstrap. You can even see the Tailwind classes and improve in css. Anyways for rapid prototyping its the most effective