Andy Bell • 1/28/2022

I used Tailwind for the U in CUBE CSS and I liked it

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The article details a developer's experiment integrating Tailwind CSS as the 'Utilities' layer within the CUBE CSS architecture for a client project. It explains the initial reluctance to use Tailwind exclusively, advocating for flexible, maintainable CSS, but demonstrates how a hybrid, pragmatic approach can work well under specific project constraints and timelines.

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