oh wow this tweet blew up!😅 can't respond to everyone but all great points 👇 1. Practice makes perfect 2. Leverage docs (🌟) 3. Intellisense + extensions btw I sucked at biology & history. 💀 funny enough we're building @frontendeval with tailwind. Go check us out :)

@TheTechRally I just search the docs for what I need every time until I remember common bits. Same with php, JavaScript etc. If I don’t repeat it there is no point even remembering it. I just remember how to look things up lol

@chrispian fair enough - life of dev and their docs

@TheTechRally I don't even think about memorizing the classes. It's all muscle memory from just reading the DOCS so many times. At times I just go to tailwindcss's DOC's instead of asking google. The Documentation is just that good!

@CleverOscarDev The docs are good i must admit

@TheTechRally We just have the doc open on the other monitor

@NTKrieger lol thats bonkers to me 💀

@TheTechRally Google to the rescue!!

@TheTechRally You don’t. You have IDEs or VS Code Extensions that help you.

@TheTechRally I don't - I just use my IDE's autocompletion feature

@TheTechRally Styled components, nothing beats them

@TheTechRally You don’t. Intellisense is amazing like that.

@TheTechRally @iamsegunajibola 😅 The tailwind guy himself

@TheTechRally the time came where I have to look for the original css in tailwind documentation 👀

@TheTechRally How about creating custom classes?

@TheTechRally Docs, Intellisense & a bit of common sense as most classes are predictable. E.g; margin-right = mr-

@TheTechRally I was a Biochem major lol. But yeah tailwind is great Tailwindcsd intellisense plug-in helps too 🌚

@TheTechRally you guess. 90% chance of there still being a class defined, whether its the one you wanted or not 😂

@TheTechRally We don't, we steal the snippet of code and just copy and paste 🤦

@TheTechRally Tailwind Vs code extension to the rescue