What happens in practice is you use Tailwind with components (React or otherwise), so you build `<Button primary>` using tailwind classes internally; this is functionally the same as the boostrap classes, but can standardize much more than styles.
It just adds an extra layer of abstraction, which I happen to also find unnecessary.
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What happens in practice is you use Tailwind with components (React or otherwise), so you build `<Button primary>` using tailwind classes internally; this is functionally the same as the boostrap classes, but can standardize much more than styles.
It just adds an extra layer of abstraction, which I happen to also find unnecessary.
Can't tell if you're talking about React or Tailwind