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The palette does two jobs. First, it makes sure you don't overwrite yourself somewhere else in the codebase. It also helps you easily see where someone has goof
by pg_bot 8y ago
The palette does two jobs. First, it makes sure you don't overwrite yourself somewhere else in the codebase. It also helps you easily see where someone has goofed since they aren't using the palette when defining a color. You could write everything that way, but you have to spend more effort maintaining the project.
- Kagerjay 8y agoOkay good point If it's a solo project I would probably just stick to what I wrote, but for larger projects I see the benefits. Since someone might define another $color-variable elsewhere