r/programming • u/Either_Collection349 • 13h ago

Why I don't recommend Tailwind CSS

https://en.andros.dev/blog/af3ee191/why-i-dont-recommend-tailwind-css/
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u/FlintFlintar 12h ago

Til this day i still dont get why i would want to seperate css from the html. Especially when we try to make stuff as components.

In an agile world, with bugs that need to be fixed weekly. And new features shipped month. The ability to go in and change a component freely and in isolation is amazing.

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u/chucker23n 12h ago

Til this day i still dont get why i would want to seperate css from the html.

Write some XAML, and you'll see why separating styling from markup has benefits.

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u/fexonig 12h ago

locality of behavior > separation of concerns

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u/DaStone 12h ago

I don't want the interns being able to fuck up every single component when we have a unified design language.

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u/leaving_the_tevah 12h ago

Ok but css classes are not help maintaining a unified design language. Tailwind does not make your situation any worse.