Very different approaches, so using the together might be more trouble than it's worth. Imo, Tailwind offers 90% of what you need, especially with arbitrary values. tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-cu…

Adding Custom Styles - Tailwind CSS

Best practices for adding your own custom styles to Tailwind.

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I’ve been using styled for a few years now but just diving into tailwind, wasn’t sure if they mixed or not! Thanks Nate!

Have you looked into Class Variance Authority? Plays nicely with TW

Also update on the tailwind v styled front: tailwind eats styled for lunch. This is how ive wanted to build for years 👏 Variants looks slick too, that’s sort of how I used to run styled in components to conditionally cut down on exports.

Pretty rare to hear someone catch on right away. Usually it take some time. 🤭 but I’m glad you like it!

I grew up on bem so not suuuuper new to utility class css but this is so much better 😊

+1 for not mixing libraries. Both a great at different things, but you’ll be fine with either choice! On Current we use Stitches for styling and Radix for primitive components. stitches.dev/

Stitches — CSS-in-JS with near-zero runtime

CSS-in-JS with near-zero runtime, SSR, multi-variant support, and a best-in-class developer experience, by WorkOS.

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