[gpspake]

Yeah, I always describe tailwind as a lightweight classname-based abstraction over native css rules. It's a _good_ abstraction because it doesn't obfuscate the actual css rules; you're still wielding css when you use it. Colocating styles with components using short hand for css rules is brilliant and now that I've tasted it, I'm averse to our tradition of hiding things behind a bunch of subjective class names in a different file. Not too mention the optimization of removing unused styles based on the classnames used. Tailwind is good