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by Kiro 1298 days ago
Tailwind is obviously not just loved by novices. I've done CSS since IE6 and I really like Tailwind. Your "best arguments" are not actually problems. If anything git diffs become clearer because you see immediately what was changed without having to jump between files and lines.

I wouldn't touch SCSS with a ten foot pole in 2022, especially not for React where literally any CSS-in-JS library is better, and I used to love SCSS.

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Do you favor putting multiple tailwind classes on an element or creating your own CSS classes with an "@apply" and what tailwind specifics you want for that class?
Same. I love Tailwind. Been writing CSS since not long after it was invented. Tailwind solves almost every problem I've ever had with CSS. It's :chefskiss: