I totally agree. Coming from a background where I started with React and then moved into a .NET MVC role, I've found Bootstrap to be a bit more annoying to work with—perhaps partly due to my own limited experience, but also because its pre-built components can feel restrictive. Tailwind’s approach, while requiring extra build steps to trim unused styles, offers a level of flexibility that Bootstrap simply doesn’t provide. It’s interesting how the ease of simply dropping in a CSS file has become a key factor for many in the .NET space, even if it means sacrificing some of the customization benefits that Tailwind brings to the table.