> I just wish I better understood why people fall in love with certain tools.
Love is a strong word. For me it's more pleasant to use on a small scale, as I find it helpful to avoid an external stylesheet that I constantly jump to, and which constantly grows in size. Most projects I've worked on css was an "append only language".
I also find it helpful that it's a bit more concise than standard css properties (especially when dealing with most common props, like size, padding, margins, flex), and I can use them like inline styles but with the added benefit that I can rely on media queries as well.
Love is a strong word. For me it's more pleasant to use on a small scale, as I find it helpful to avoid an external stylesheet that I constantly jump to, and which constantly grows in size. Most projects I've worked on css was an "append only language".
I also find it helpful that it's a bit more concise than standard css properties (especially when dealing with most common props, like size, padding, margins, flex), and I can use them like inline styles but with the added benefit that I can rely on media queries as well.