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I'm not, I have seen code like this where a variable is named after its value when created and then colours swapped out later.
by SixSigma 11y ago
I'm not, I have seen code like this where a variable is named after its value when created and then colours swapped out later.
- Silhouette 11y agoYou can write bad code in any language, as the saying goes. However, I've seen projects with a few CSS variables defining the base colours for their scheme and perhaps some tints and shades, and then a second layer of variables defined in terms of the base ones but with more role-based names like heading text colours and focused primary button backgrounds and so on. It's a simple, practical model that has proved very easy to work with and in some cases has stood the test of time for quite a few years now.
- jjnoakes 11y agoSo you are arguing against variables in any programming language. int one = 2;