When it comes to learning CSS, there are a few different options available. One option is to learn TailwindCSS, which is a popular and well-maintained CSS framework. On the other hand, you could also learn plain CSS without any frameworks. Here are s...

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Joe Attardi
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When I first discovered Tailwind I was all "THIS IS AWESOME!" and was all in on using it. I even started working on a proposal for a book about it (lucky that I didn't go forward with that as v2 came out like 2 months later).
Over time I have come to find it a little verbose with all the classes. Tailwind definitely has its uses but I typically reach for good old CSS these days.