[jstummbillig]

I do use tailwind and I find it terribly convenient for some things, but this argument still seems to mostly stem from too many people doing css who are not great at designing css and are doing things they really should not.

How will I ever keep track of where I used px-6 and where md:px-4 in my templates and why, without semantic classes? Of course I can then build more solutions around that. Or I can accept that good css design is hard, just like any good software design is hard.

[troupo]

> How will I ever keep track of where I used px-6 and where md:px-4 in my templates and why, without semantic classes?

How will you track that in `.hero-text__sticky-container--primary` vs `.text-with-image__card-primary`?

[jstummbillig]

I wouldn't. I would pick sensible class names. And then I won't care about what's inside specifically, because it's mostly dry.

And then it's still hard, because good css design is hard. Tailwind is not making that easier.