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I find that it's the people that don't know HTML/CSS that have the problems. They end up reinventing the wheel repeatedly. There's a whole lot of JavaScript d

I find that it's the people that don't know HTML/CSS that have the problems. They end up reinventing the wheel repeatedly. There's a whole lot of JavaScript devs out there that think they are front-end devs. They aren't. There's nothing wrong with that of course.

webmaven 10y ago
> They end up reinventing the wheel repeatedly. You mean like altering attributes directly on elements (and proud that they had encapsulated the code in a reusable function) instead of adding/removing a class?