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I really like CSS and find it relatively straightforward. Now, I think what helps me is that I've had 20 years to learn it as changes appeared. If I had to le
by MrPatan 6y ago
I really like CSS and find it relatively straightforward.
Now, I think what helps me is that I've had 20 years to learn it as changes appeared.
If I had to learn it all in one go now, how confused would I be? Very? Lots?
It could be that a good way to learn CSS would be to try and replicate that experience and learn the history of it, not just the current state.
- open-source-ux 6y agoI think someone learning CSS today with an eye to targeting modern browsers with have an easier time. They won't have to learn those old hacks like floating elements, correcting box-sizng across browsers, centering elements etc. CSS has endless ways of writing and representing the same thing which actually makes things harder, not easier in my opinion.