With so many libraries like Tailwind and frameworks handling styles, is it still worth learning CSS deeply?
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StyleGuru (142 points)
Absolutely. Libraries abstract CSS, but understanding the fundamentals is crucial for flexibility.
MinimalDev (87 points)
Yes, but you don't need to master every CSS property—focus on the core concepts.
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