A little rant about breaking changes
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As you may already know, Tailwind upgraded to version 4 recently. While doing so, they have decided to revamp the Tailwind toolchain. This change was incredibly frustrating for me since I’ve had to make a lot of changes to patch the breaking changes they introduced. So I ranted a bit in today’s article. A little rant about breaking changes. You can read more about my thoughts in the article above, but I just wanna say that most breaking changes don’t warrant enough UX or DX improvements to make them worth it. Now, after playing with Tailwind 4 (and making those incredibly tough and heartbreaking changes), I think the changes I'm forced to go through are worth it — Splendid Labz is now at a much better place than where I found it previously. I hope to write more about these changes and help you ease into the new version as much as I can. Hope you enjoy the article. |
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