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by criswell
1917 days ago
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If you want to change the padding in a project that's using Tailwind you only need to look for classes that begin with `p` followed by a letter for a side or x and y for an axis (same is true for margins). Those are by far the most cryptic classnames and by the time you finish reading this sentence you got it. In a project where you have to name everything semantically you don't know where the hell the padding is going to be. It's amazing for long term maintainability and quick prototyping. There is a lot of value in classes that does one thing well. Been wrinting CSS for 15 years, switched to Tailwind 2 years ago, just for reference. |
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