Tailwind is much better than working with contrived nested CSS of hell. The mental struggle of moving from an html to an infinitely nested SCSS file with styles for the same thing spread around 300 different nests of "clever" SCSS and find out what you want to change and where, heavily outclasses any disadvantage that tailwind might have.
And, if you think "but it makes html look cramped", well, there is a VSCode extension that hides the content of the class attribute!
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Tailwind is much better than working with contrived nested CSS of hell. The mental struggle of moving from an html to an infinitely nested SCSS file with styles for the same thing spread around 300 different nests of "clever" SCSS and find out what you want to change and where, heavily outclasses any disadvantage that tailwind might have.
And, if you think "but it makes html look cramped", well, there is a VSCode extension that hides the content of the class attribute!