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I’ve definitely had similar thoughts, though obviously no one dimension can capture all the nuance we’d really want for the discussion. Personally, I find myse
by travisd 5y ago
I’ve definitely had similar thoughts, though obviously no one dimension can capture all the nuance we’d really want for the discussion.
Personally, I find myself split between liking both (and being frustrated by both). The frontend/product stuff is the kind of stuff that’s easily explainable to grandma (“hey look at this button! I made that!”) but at the same time, “pixel twiddling” (spending hours just to combat weird issues in CSS leaves a spire taste. The backend/infra stuff is often much more “challenging” in many ways (not to say frontend is “easier”), but there have definitely been times at the end of a long day of work where I’m not really sure what I had to show for it.
- ttty2 5y agoMost of the weird issues in css are because of cascading styles. Try css in js, and everything it's much more predictable.