• flashgnash@lemm.ee
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      8 months ago

      I’m not sure it compares to things like scss does it? I was under the impression it fills out a similar role to bootstrap and the like

      • taanegl@lemmy.worldOP
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        I think it was an attempt at a joke… basically that the user introduces a faulty juxtaposition that doesn’t make sense. One is a CSS framework specifically tailored to SPA’s (or heaven forbid MPA’s) by providing many generic classes that can be re-used, where as the other 3 are CSS pre-processors designed to simplify writing CSS, though technically speaking tailwind also does pre-processing, since it provides a boilerplate css reset, use of variables, functions, concatenation and compressing them together and oh god I’m the joke… I’m the joke here. I’ve served the punchline, which is a copypasta in of itself.

        Well done, @[email protected]. Well done.

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        It bridges the gap between styling languages and frameworks. You use it for any styling, and it brings colour palettes, spacing etc.