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> GP is pointing out the parts that haven't changed at all Doesn't read that way to me: > These are things that you learn in a first week of doing web develop
by nanna 6y ago
> GP is pointing out the parts that haven't changed at all
Doesn't read that way to me:
> These are things that you learn in a first week of doing web development tutorials.
Sure, padding vs margin isn't exactly new, however `display: inline-block`, ::before and ::after, rem, ch, and :nth-child() certainly weren't in the old html4/xhtml and css2 guidebook that got me into web development!
- nanna 6y agoTo add, I think another post by the same poster on this HN post proves the point that they're not dismissing individual parts, but rather disputing (or sorry but trolling) the article as a whole: > I think (hope, really) that gp is just one heavy "/s". The knowledge presented in the article is so basic that it is hard to believe that a person who does html for two years and six figures doesn't know these. As for the article, I fail to see any reason for it to exist beyond cheap media presence. Or maybe I should start a blog, because I'm not even halfway too.
- wruza 6y agoI was disputing the article in a comment that you quoted, and this thread's other comments in ggggp, if it may help with the investigation.