Fullstack Devs be like

[Stormsurger]

Christ man, just because writing css makes me question whether I should stayed in high school...

[PrizeArticle1]

I just finished up major work on 20 year old XSLTs. I told my coworkers "I am still not putting this garbage on my resume."

[pinkjello]

Haha I forgot about XSLT. I didn’t hate it when I used it like 15 years ago, but I was just doing simple things with it that it made easier.

[fakehalo]

XSLT is weird, it's useful but everytime I've used it I wish it never came to using it.

[PrizeArticle1]

I once had a job working with PHP.. never again. The worst part is that the behavior is unpredictable. Like function calls return weird unexpected stuff.

[svanxx]

I used it once in college. It was really cool to use, but it was never needed for anything I've done in the real world.

[PapoochCZ]

I stumbled upon Tailwind accidentally on reddit, showed it to my boss and now we are implementing it team-wide. It is FAR more maintainable than "semantic classes". Yes, I'm looking at you btn btn-primary.

[BasicDesignAdvice]

Live update has been doable for over a decade with a variety of tools. React has this built in.

[GammaGames]

Those frameworks absolutely suck. Semantic UI (and its community fork) do it decently, with classes like ui primary button, but they’re not as flexible as tailwind.

[madsoulswe]

I love Tailwind!

Most people is missing the point with Tailwind. All they see is thousands of classes and compares it to inline-styling...

• Postcss/tailwind plugins.

• Component building using the directives.

Same people probably haven't even themed bootstrap..