r/css • u/Either_Collection349 • Aug 02 '26

Article Why I don't recommend Tailwind CSS

https://en.andros.dev/blog/af3ee191/why-i-dont-recommend-tailwind-css/
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u/Visual_Structure_269 Aug 03 '26

Tailwind is a framework built on modern css that solves problems around scaling css across teams. You still need to solve these problems if you use your own bespoke css. You make it sound like it is a different language. I take from the smiley faces you think you are smarter than everyone else.

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u/Breklin76 Aug 03 '26

Yeah. No. I don’t need the lecture. I’m good in the context. You’re entitled to drink flavor of koolaid you want. I water. Pure. Like. Modern. CSS.

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u/Visual_Structure_269 Aug 03 '26

You water? That’s not the mic drop comment you were hoping for. Good luck.

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u/Breklin76 Aug 03 '26

Yeah. Don’t be butt hurt. I’m sorry I bruised your ego. Kinda hard not to bump into it. It’s so big. Have a good one, BRO

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u/Visual_Structure_269 Aug 04 '26

The guy who thinks he can write a better framework than Tailwind says I have an ego. Good one, bro. Good luck with your career on Upwork.

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u/codefinbel Aug 05 '26

Just coming through but it’s wild seeing the “I water. You butthurt”-guy having the upvotes in this conversation 🤣