[jesusthatsgreat]

The beauty of it comes when you're working in a team of say 5 other front end devs of varying skill levels. There tends to be a large amount of duplication & overlap, people have different ways of doing things and achieving certain looks. If everyone agrees to use tailwind, you stop people from writing custom code which is ultimately a good thing because custom code requires custom comments and custom documentation etc which let's face it - nobody does or wants to do and even if they do, it's not maintained to the sort of standard tailwind docs are.

[aidos]

Not to mention, if your css isn’t scoped (and let’s face it, this is one thing traditional css sucks at) you just never quite know what rule some developer has put in somewhere at what else it effects.