Should a beginner learn tailwind or sass? What's the difference?
I'm learning and I don't know which to invest more time in after learning CSS fundamentals.
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SCSS. Tailwind isn't really something to "learn" vs something to memorize. If you already know CSS, the styles are just given as class names instead that you have to repeat over and over instead of just giving the elements the same class name with the same collection of styles. SCSS will be much more valuable and TW could be picked up in a couple of days if you ever needed to use it, just looking up their class names or using VS Code to fill it in.
Do not learn Tailwind. The reasoning behind its existence doesn’t make any sense. All it does is make everything much more difficult to read and limits creativity
Use Sass and that’s all you need and it allows you to actually learn CSS and it’s easier to experiment with
It makes me really sad that beginners are considering Tailwind, it’s creating a big issue
So true.