@raineworks @jonathan_wilke@madzadev@chakra_ui But I don't see how it "promotes consistency". You might not write CSS, but you write ugly CSS-like classes in CSS files.
Also, CSS purge and multiple browsers support is not a Tailwind feature. PurgeCSS is the one that does that and you can add it to any project. π€
@raineworks @jonathan_wilke@madzadev@chakra_ui Okay, but if you're going to use a CSS file anyways, does that not defeat the whole purpose of Tailwind?
I mean, that same btn-primary does look cleaner in vainilla CSS :
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