I had a hot idea that Codex would have an easier time using Tailwind, but as it turns out it seems to have made it more confused. So I went back to conventional css/scss.
>>109775338well if the choice is between twitter pink haired tranny faggots and jeets I would actually take jets
>>109776420I would take jets as well
>>109776420Hell yeah go jets
There's no reason for it. Css allows variables and nested classes so there's barely any reason to scss anymore, let alone this mess.
I'm not using anything newer than bootstrap 4, shit is bloated enough as it is.
Had to work on a Rails codebase with Tailwind. It's pure horror and the worst part of it is that it's completely impossible to eradicate once introduced, it penetrates every html template with unreadable incomprehensible css class soup which reads like inline styles, but worse (because a lot more style info is contained in ever shorter class names). Refactoring is literally impossible unless you invest a year into re-writing this shit into css. Whomever invented this is the most retarded kind of of retard ever.
