Re:Htmx and Web Components: A Perfect Match
by wg0 on Thursday January 18, 2024 @03:37AM
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I have opposed Tailwind to no end. But I gave it a try and the portability it brings to markup is beyond description.
You just move HTML from anywhere and it would just look exactly the same (subject to your overrides/customisations of course) so I don't think Tailwind is going away anywhere.
Rather, it now can be thought of as a mini language or notation built on top of CSS.
You just move HTML from anywhere and it would just look exactly the same (subject to your overrides/customisations of course) so I don't think Tailwind is going away anywhere.
Rather, it now can be thought of as a mini language or notation built on top of CSS.