Even better to use expect with a short message of what the assumption is: "the string should contain a comma" if it ever panics you'll know exactly why.

😁 To each their own I guess

I like daisyUI because it doesn't have any Javascript

A lot of ui frameworks are based on tailwind and allow you to customize the components with more tailwind. It's really a win because:

• it's not "just inline classes", it's a design system (spacing, colors, breakpoints etc are well structured and not random)
• it is way less verbose than vanilla css and easier to remember