Tailwind Has Won
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Tailwind Has Won
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#3When people use Tailwind’s @apply directive as discussed in the linked article, do you realize you’re just doing normal CSS with all the same amount of debugging and design consideration, but with additional compilation overhead and an additional mass of documentation to grok?
I guess that does indeed mean Tailwind has won.
Re: Tailwind Has Won
#4When people use Tailwind’s @apply directive as discussed in the linked article, do you realize you’re just doing normal CSS with all the same amount of debugging and design consideration, but with additional compilation overhead and an additional mass of documentation to grok? I guess that does indeed mean Tailwind has won.
The next version of Tailwind deals with the @apply and brings other major changes like using CSS instead of a js config file