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I was like this 5 years ago. It's trite and no one wants to hear it, but the basics go a long, long way. All of that stuff you hear about in front-end intervie
by olingern 8y ago
I was like this 5 years ago. It's trite and no one wants to hear it, but the basics go a long, long way.
All of that stuff you hear about in front-end interviews ( like the box-model and relative vs absolute positioning ) comes in handy.
I do admit that pre-flexbox CSS did require some wizardry and hacks here and there. I think "modern CSS" is quite enjoyable and we're able to enjoy a time where we no longer need CSS frameworks to do all the "hard work"
- vittore 8y agoI remember times of supporting x-platform css for IE5/5.5/6 and FF1. IMO everything that people complaining right now is nothing with the Wild West that was back then.
- olingern 8y agoIndeed, I think times and CSS has gotten much better. MDN's documentation is great, and browsers are finally starting to standardize.