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Seems to be down, anyone have a backup? HTML/JS/CSS has been the worst UI experience I've had, I'm interested to read how this has changed. It's gotten increa
by watty 15y ago
Seems to be down, anyone have a backup?
HTML/JS/CSS has been the worst UI experience I've had, I'm interested to read how this has changed. It's gotten increasingly better since jQuery was released but still feels like pulling teeth working with cross browser hacks.
- azakai 15y agoWith modern JS frameworks you don't need to mess with cross-browser stuff at all. That's basically a solved problem. Given that, HTML/JS/CSS is quite good. And the obvious benefit is your code will run everywhere.
- watty 15y agoWell I've used modern frameworks and it's still far from running exactly the same across all browsers and OS's - especially if you'd like to use CSS3/HTML5. It's still a major pain in the ass to do something as simple as center a div vertically on a page. I don't consider that modern.
- yid 15y agoOne man's ass-pain is another's eccentric but ultimately reasonable idiom.