My experience with TailwindCSS

When I started writing HTML, my website looked something like this with some iframe embeds placed randomly (I was proud of it). I've then learnt css and my webistes started to be more art pieces than markup. one day, I had the idea to start using bootstrap and I liked it (for 22 minutes, yes, this is the real time...). After realizing I couldn't bother using bootstrap to create websites, I started learning the fundamentals of responsive layout and, the first sites I made turned out pretty well. One day, a friend of mine recommended me TailwindCSS: it was still in v1 and I found the configuration pretty annoying, but, the developer experience was the best I've had in a long while. I enjoied using it, until I started learning react and, with tailwind, the components were hard to write (className, I am talking to you) and to read (one million classes, I am talking to you...). I tried using @apply but I found it annoying to use so, after some time, I resorted in using plain css or sass and I like it (maybe because I can copy-paste it from stackoverflow 😳). With this, I am maybe starting to write blog posts (If I have time and I enjoy it).