Comments by "" (@diadetediotedio6918) on "This new Tailwind feature is scarier than I thought" video.

  1. Nowadays after 1990 there are those magical things called LSPs that allows you to simply search for keywords as if they were in a database, you know?
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  2. 15:50 I think this is an overreaction of the thing, many times you use tailwind you will also have both direct and non-direct children of your HTML that [should be] static and not something you freely move, structure is part of many components and you cannot change it and not change the styles as well. For some frameworks as angular that induces huge components with their "separation of html and code" this is also very reasonable to use, as well as with raw html directly. It is not [that] problematic and arguably good for some things.
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  3. Hm, actually, I agree with you partially. I don't think the *: is bad, but the **: is really problematic, starts to get more of a "spooky action at a distance" feeling.
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  4. I think this is more of a "you" problem in believing those things (structure and appearance) should be considered "concerns" and be separate than some objectively good property of old-school CSS, but you give tailwind a go and check for yourself if it will not make you more productive in writting styles. For me it was a good fit, even if I still like CSS for the raw power it provides.
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