The more I use it, the more I like it: #atomic #CSS. 💛

Feels like a very efficient, and consistent DSL to make things look good.

Kudos to #tailwind for making it mainstream and driving «standardization».

Also hats off to very promising and lightweight alternatives like #windicss https://windicss.org and #unocss https://github.com/unocss/unocss, which seem to be pushing the boundaries.

@Ninjatrappeur hmm, the webpage works for me on #Fennec.

On that topic, I've been playing with the #Haskell static website generator #Ema https://ema.srid.ca lately, it's only using a big #TailwindCSS v2 #CSS file for the ghcid-based development version and prefers https://windicss.org for generating the final small #CSS file containing only what's used by the #HTML files of the static version.
#Ema's author has made a #Nix package for the #WindiCSS compiler here: https://github.com/srid/windicss-nix

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