The abundance of frameworks covered up how the web pages are actually working. Tailwind or not, styles are still applied to a tree or elements and renders are still the most expensive part of it all. Now to paint all the DOM elements with classes it needs to walk through the whole tree, unlike style tag declaration or limited selectors.
But then again, our machines are quite powerful nowadays, so we wouldn't notice any difference anyway so we use whatever is convenient.
And it's all fine as long as new developers also get to at least have an idea of how a browser makes up an interactive page out of text files.
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The abundance of frameworks covered up how the web pages are actually working. Tailwind or not, styles are still applied to a tree or elements and renders are still the most expensive part of it all. Now to paint all the DOM elements with classes it needs to walk through the whole tree, unlike style tag declaration or limited selectors.
But then again, our machines are quite powerful nowadays, so we wouldn't notice any difference anyway so we use whatever is convenient.
And it's all fine as long as new developers also get to at least have an idea of how a browser makes up an interactive page out of text files.