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And then visit http://www.csszengarden.com/ http://www.csszengarden.com/ (also metioned in the article) and take that article with a huge grain of salt. Especi
by rimliu 9y ago
And then visit http://www.csszengarden.com/ http://www.csszengarden.com/ (also metioned in the article) and take that article with a huge grain of salt.
Especially with advent of CSS Grid some thing that were difficult do achieve because source ordering still had a play are much easier now.
To me it looks like people still don't take HTML and CSS seriously. By this I mean they do not think that it is worth understanding neither HTML nor CSS and "whatever Boostrap does" is good enough.
Looking at that "Atomic CSS" abdomination: maybe let's just bring back <font> and friends and be done with it.
Or people just forgot what web was for…
- dmitriid 9y agoThere's nothing abominable in the Atomic CSS. In order to achieve Zen Garden with Zen Garden approach you need a PHD in brain-bending. It's enough to open any of the CSS files in Zen Garden to see the amount of tedious repetitive manual work, where every single small element has to be manually tweaked and adjusted. > Or people just forgot what web was for… The web was for simple text documents. News flash: the world has changed, and the web has changed, too.