Maybe someone should learn to take a joke... I consider myself a 'real' ( what does that even mean ) software developer - working on web-sites/apps since 15 yea

Maybe someone should learn to take a joke... I consider myself a 'real' ( what does that even mean ) software developer - working on web-sites/apps since 15 years - starting my path doing web-design, adapting css as it came out... IT WAS IMPRESSIVE AND AWESOME ( because there hasn't been anything good before )... But I have to say i am still learning and running into stuff i have done a 1000 times - unable to understand why this is working - only to uncover one statement which breaks everything... BECAUSE CSS HAS TERRIBLE INTRANSPERANT CONCEPTS AND QUIRKS ( Not all are its own faults, looking at you IE ). Also some of them have arisen because it's not used what it was made for - styling documents of text... Not all the fancy stuff we miss-use it today. CSS is an old friend here to stay - he can for sure take a joke ( sometimes a beating ) and so should you. I usually enjoy these talks :)