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by b1n
1298 days ago
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I'm glad to see all the designers on here really hate tailwind. I hope they persuade my competitors not to use it. I've been writing CSS since IE 5.5 and I was tired of the whole horrible mess. Tailwind goes against everything I learned about the reasoning and benefits of CSS' styled web page design. Tailwind is right. Tailwind is how CSS should have been. I (and more importantly my customers) do no care about minor differences in padding, or that the markup looks ugly, or that it takes a few extra minutes to parse the git commit (made up for by massive time savings elsewhere). Tailwind gives you a quick way to get a design that looks good enough while maintaining control over the layout of the page. Need something custom? No one is stopping you from writing your own classes to compliment the utility classes or from moving common combinations of utility classes into their own class. |
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