[maelito]

What's so strange with Tailwind users is how insistent they are to impose it to codebases they don't know. I've never seen this even with vue vs react.

People that didn't write lines of code on this project, or so.

A few months later, your codebase has very long lines of HTML with classes that encode a whole programming language as strings separated by spaces, and barely no component anymore, nor semantic CSS tags.

[francislavoie]

Your complaint is about bad developers, not about Tailwind. Using Tailwind correctly means making heavy use of components to avoid duplication. Using Tailwind also removes the burden of having to do one of the hardest things in software: naming things, which is what semantic classes requires you to do.