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A lot of the latest thinking in (non-JS) CSS suggests that violating DRY is an excellent idea. Copy and pasting CSS rules is cheap, but maintaining and adapting
by Wintamute 11y ago
A lot of the latest thinking in (non-JS) CSS suggests that violating DRY is an excellent idea. Copy and pasting CSS rules is cheap, but maintaining and adapting a large complex CSS project that's blowing up in a team's face can be very expensive.