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Sass is an extension of CSS that provides features that seem to have been left out of CSS itself. Tailwind proposes a utility-first approach to CSS where styles pre-exist with classes. Both aim to increase the quality of life around writing CSS but their approach however differs.

Tailwind vs Sass/SCSS: Structure and Consistency over Style and Comfort

<p>very detailed, and well argumented, I use tailwind for the same reasons.</p>
<p>I do think thought, JSS(Styled components…) is a very good alternatives, but it is JSS so the JS bundle will get much much larger, then it needs to be processed in the client side, but in the future I think they will make it compile at build time and create all the css files, until that happens, I will continue using tailwind</p>
