JIT compiler avoids compiling all the CSS upfront and compiles only the CSS as and when we need it. This results in lightning-fast build times in all the environments.
So basically it's faster and consumes even less space.
Once one get used to with TailWind, it's awesome!
How "using a strange class that will later be processed to get transformed into a CSS declaration" can be faster that simply "writing the CSS inline with no processing needed" ?
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That strange thing is the JIT mode.
As said here,
So basically it's faster and consumes even less space.
Once one get used to with TailWind, it's awesome!
How "using a strange class that will later be processed to get transformed into a CSS declaration" can be faster that simply "writing the CSS inline with no processing needed" ?