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orefalo 883 days ago. link 1 point ▲ ▼
a reason for Tailwind?

It's quite simple: not everyone is an expert at broken CSS, and spending hours trying to understand its layouts is not an option.

Tailwind also provides a different approach to styling - the right approach IMHO

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MaxArt 879 days ago. link 1 point ▲ ▼
Apparently unpopular opinion: Tailwind is way more broken than CSS.

The web is riddled with articles that try to cover Tailwind's shortcomings. Many of them end up reinventing parts of CSS.

This is just the last genius idea: https: // twitter . com/tannerlinsley/status/1550475765468213248
I mean, "cascade BAD" but this is GOOD? Yeah whatever.

It's the same old story for "atomic" CSS frameworks: if you want to create a good style, you *have* to learn CSS. There's no escape. Tailwind merely illudes you that you don't have to.

And it's another cognitive layer on top of CSS.