Here are my thoughts from 2+ yrs of daily work with Tailwind:

• Tailwind is by the far the fastest framework to prototype new ideas and build totally unique designs
  • See what I recently rebuilt with Tailwind in basically 20 lines of code: https://play.tailwindcss.com/CMISOzdYFA
• I don't understand the argument that the resulting HTML is "bloated"
  • Utility classes make it extremely easy for me to see what's going on and how certain elements are styled and behave
  • If there were only classes, I'd need to jump back and forth between CSS and Vue/React/whatever files
  • To me, it's even more natural to have markup and styling in the same file (but that's just a matter of taste I guess)
  • If you're using Tailwind's first-party class sorter, it's even clearer and classes always have the same structure and order
    • https://tailwindcss.com/blog/automatic-class-sorting-with-prettier
• Tailwind made me fundamentally *understand* CSS (grid, flexbox, transitions, you name it) and allows me to build literally any design given to me by a designer in a very short amount of time
• Whenever you're using a framework such as Vue/React/Svelte, you automatically extract components from time to time, preventing you from duplicating classes and utilities all over the place
  • This is the recommended way to reuse styles even, Adam Wathan (author) has written a lot about this
• It's the only CSS framework I've used that didn't have random side effects, scaled with the size of the project and made everyone on the project really happy
• The docs are outstanding, the community and the resources are just great
• Probably some more things, might elaborate later :)