Tailwind vs vanilla CSS #4
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Why do you prefer Vanilla CSS over Tailwind for HTML Projects? |
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I use tailwind for react projects where i use components. In html since I repeat code, it's difficult to make a change if I use tailwind. I have to find and make changes in many places. If I use vanilla css, I can just modify the class which I've used in many places and the changes apply uniformly. However in react, since I don't repeat code, it's enough if I change tailwind classes in the component. |
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I use tailwind for react projects where i use components. In html since I repeat code, it's difficult to make a change if I use tailwind. I have to find and make changes in many places. If I use vanilla css, I can just modify the class which I've used in many places and the changes apply uniformly. However in react, since I don't repeat code, it's enough if I change tailwind classes in the component.