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You can introduce implicit coupling in any app (i.e. in a non-CSS programming language). It's bad practice in both cases. This kind of separation doesn't magic
by lucideer 8y ago
You can introduce implicit coupling in any app (i.e. in a non-CSS programming language). It's bad practice in both cases.
This kind of separation doesn't magically make your frontend code good, it just gives you the freedom to architect it well. Whether you do is up to you.
Admittedly it is very difficult to find an example where this has been done well, but this is I guess why we have abominations like AMP.
- collyw 8y agoSure it is bad design, I won't argue with you on that. But the other thing is that we rarely upgrade just CSS, usually we get a whole new front end, or even more likely a whole new app.