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For example?
For example?
Okay? How would that effect us
I agree that it’s useful if you’re trying to create something quick and small but as soon as you want to do anything where there’s complexity that needs to be kept consistent then it falls apart for me. Surely tailwind is the exact opposite of DRY with the way you specify properties directly on the component instead of in a normal css system?
But is it not really annoying to redefine the entire style in the class list of every component? Like if you have multiple things that look almost identical you need about a dozen classes that are identical on each and if you ever want to change that you have to go through each of them and change it, rather than using css classes how they’re actually supposed to be used and changing it in a single place
I’ve tried it and I still hate it
The correct way is you download the npm package, copy and paste the function you need and paste it directly into your website
tailwind is bad and cringe
Everyone disagrees with me when I say this, I’m glad to find someone else who sees through the lies
I want a table that 100 people can sit around that fits in your average living room. It should also be affordable and made of really high quality materials
I’m not even sure we’ll be existing in 2057 at this rate
If you clone a reference to someone you have a completey separate body but any actions taken affect the original as well
Just take the damn compliment
I make all my sucky code public because I’ve never seen a codebase that doesn’t suck in some way
I hate backronyms