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This introduces a layer of abstraction and makes everything more difficult to read and understand. It cannot be as powerful as just using css. It may even requ
by Kequc 11y ago
This introduces a layer of abstraction and makes everything more difficult to read and understand.
It cannot be as powerful as just using css. It may even require mixing the two together. It doesn't make sense because these aren't what classes are for. If I have an "item box" I want the markup to reflect that by assigning it the class named "item-box."
- erikpukinskis 11y agoYou're almost certainly right, but I love that they're doing the experiment. I think, particularly with tools as heavily used as CSS, that we poke around and try different ways of organizing the code. That's how we evolve towards better and better ways of architecting our code. Sometimes you really do come across an alternate language that is better in little ways and equally expressive.