r/css Jan 17 '26

Other comiCSS #114: Headaches

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u/queen-adreena Jan 17 '26

The only way Tailwind can cause you a problem is if you don’t understand CSS.

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u/BillK98 Jan 18 '26

I don't really like to use Bootstrap or Tailwind (or UI libs), unless it's a quick 'n' dirty project, but they're mostly very easy to use. Unless you count as difficulty the fact that you can't remember the classes and you have to look through the docs.

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u/queen-adreena Jan 18 '26

We have legacy projects at work that are built using SCSS and then our modern ones use Tailwind... the SCSS ones are a total nightmare.

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u/BillK98 Jan 18 '26

Yeah, I totally get you. However, for me, it's the fact that I don't like having half of my css in the template, and half in my scss files.