The common arguments against Tailwind usually derive from total ignorance of working with CSS on large scale projects with many team members.

And when this is pointed out you’ll usually get replies that just hand wave it away as not a problem, as if things like BEM were invented for no reason.

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timr 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Yeah, that's a straw-man. I've worked on large-scale projects with many team members, and it's perfectly possible to use CSS as it was designed.

But sure, like most tools, it starts with understanding how it works.

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9dev 43 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Sure it's possible, but is it possible for everyone on your team? Including the new hire, the interns, or the now-vibecoding managers?

Sooner or later it deteriorates.

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pverheggen an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Sure, but "total ignorance of how CSS is made to work" is also a straw man.

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