Also, if size is an issue (the default tailwind bundle is some 700kb!) you can use purgecss to remove any unused styles (as explained in the tailwind docs). Using purgecss will usually bring down the bundle size to a fraction.
Definitely - I use cssnano as well as purgeCSS, both via PostCSS. My production bundles with Tailwind are not remotely problematic size-wise.
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Also, if size is an issue (the default tailwind bundle is some 700kb!) you can use purgecss to remove any unused styles (as explained in the tailwind docs). Using purgecss will usually bring down the bundle size to a fraction.
Definitely - I use cssnano as well as purgeCSS, both via PostCSS. My production bundles with Tailwind are not remotely problematic size-wise.