I use tailwind on all of my projects now and like it. I've used a lot of the css fads of the last decade (css in js was the worst which ironically is what the author recommends) and tailwind is the most ergonomic for me -and apparently most web devs considering how popular it is.
"Did you really say bundler?"
If you dont use a bundler this is a fair point. But I'm confident you do use one so adding tailwind is ~3 lines of code.
I should have phrased this better. My point isn't to say that a bundler is a bad idea (I of course use bundlers on most projects at this point). My point is to say that a library that feels like it does so little still requires a bundler feels wrong.
"Did you really say bundler?" If you dont use a bundler this is a fair point. But I'm confident you do use one so adding tailwind is ~3 lines of code.