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Modern CSS (e.g. flexbox and grid) is much less painful for layout, although the number and naming of properties makes it unpleasantly complex. Additionally, I'
by open-source-ux 6y ago
Modern CSS (e.g. flexbox and grid) is much less painful for layout, although the number and naming of properties makes it unpleasantly complex. Additionally, I'm still baffled why CSS gained transitions and animations as features. Now it's a jumbled mix of layout, styling, transitions and animation.
Despite the recent improvements to CSS, I agree that it is quite horrible to work with.