> Then as the years pass and you start having to maintain it, you steadily dislike it
> The people who currently like Tailwind might simply not have gotten to this later stage yet.
And yet somehow the projects you were assigned did? I don't mean any disrespect, but I find it a bit questionable that any big project that uses Tailwind has had maintainability issues when Tailwind itself is pretty new to the scene.
It'd be hard for you to prove this to be honest, while on the other hand, I could give you hundreds of thousands of testimonials countering your argument.
Hundreds of thousands of testimonials from companies using it in production and had been for the past few years and as not a new project? Sure, send me a list. I expect to see all of the hundreds of thousands of them on the list. My email is in my profile.
It's anecdotal experiences at this point. As I said, I was using Tailwind from the beginning and loved it at first. Then the problems started.
> The people who currently like Tailwind might simply not have gotten to this later stage yet.
And yet somehow the projects you were assigned did? I don't mean any disrespect, but I find it a bit questionable that any big project that uses Tailwind has had maintainability issues when Tailwind itself is pretty new to the scene.
It'd be hard for you to prove this to be honest, while on the other hand, I could give you hundreds of thousands of testimonials countering your argument.