Btw there are more things i don’t like. For example the @apply at-rule that is provided by a postcss-plugin, based on the old and abandoned @apply spec. I will do some test with vue, chunking and lazy loading components
The @apply spec might have been abandoned but I think @apply is quite useful in Tailwind. I'd like to know what your thoughts are when you are done with the test.
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Using a css framework within a component based architecture is a bit anti-pattern, you know
Tailwind allows you create component classes using
@applyread moreMmm no since you have to import the css globally. It’s incompatible with chunks and lazy loading as i saw. Or not?
Edit: i saw that they provide a full npm package so it can work, but i’m not fully convinced
As far as my knowledge goes it's incompatible with lazy loading.
Btw there are more things i don’t like. For example the
@applyat-rule that is provided by a postcss-plugin, based on the old and abandoned @apply spec. I will do some test with vue, chunking and lazy loading componentsThe @apply spec might have been abandoned but I think @apply is quite useful in Tailwind. I'd like to know what your thoughts are when you are done with the test.