you've gained:
- fine-grained design tokens (p-63 doesn't exist)
- freedom from having to name things prematurely
- not having to jump back and forth between index.html and styles.css
- fine-grained design tokens (p-63 doesn't exist)
- freedom from having to name things prematurely
- not having to jump back and forth between index.html and styles.css
> not having to jump back and forth between index.html and styles.css
Nobody prevents you to have your style directly in the HTML files (or in the JSX components, AKA CSS-in-js). Even though with split screen and keyboard shortcuts to switch I fail to see how this is an argument …
Why not just use Tailwind in your JSX components?
That just is out of place here: using tailwind means using inline style + having a CSS stylesheet (tailwind's stylesheet) at the same time. It's pure overhead.