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by withinboredom
936 days ago
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One of the biggest benefits to tailwind is in it's simplicity. Code shared doesn't need a framework (like Bootstrap or one of those), and is just a static stylesheet. Components using other frameworks tend to need at least two stylesheets -- the base framework and then a customizations one applied separately. They also generally need to be compiled with scss or something so that you can customize the colors. In essence, Tailwind just needs a single stylesheet and no pipeline. It also isn't just inline CSS, which has issues being bundled separately and dealing with media queries. There are a number of benefits, but Tailwind's verbosity is it's biggest downside. Unfourtanetly, if you just want a single style sheet, the verbosity is just a tradeoff you have to make. |
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