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Re:Spectre.css – A Lightweight, Responsive and Modern CSS Fr... by evolve2k on Thursday November 08, 2018 @02:49AM (#18404918)
How do we classify the progression that is tachyons/tailwind? Each time I see a new CSS framework I also think, is this yet another framework for devs that can’t desigh or is someone working to move the needle beyond what tachyons/tailwind have set a new place of maintainable CSS.
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Re:Spectre.css – A Lightweight, Responsive and Modern CSS Fr... by m45t3r on Thursday November 08, 2018 @05:00AM (#18405344)
> How do we classify the progression that is tachyons/tailwind? Each time I see a new CSS framework I also think, is this yet another framework for devs that can’t desigh or is someone working to move the needle beyond what tachyons/tailwind have set a new place of maintainable CSS.

AFAIK, functional CSS frameworks like Tailwind are getting relevance thanks to the recent boom of functional programming.

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