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> it is already as easy as it needs to be Maybe it's just because I haven't sat down and spent a few days learning it front-to-back, but I hate CSS. It might
by donmcronald 4y ago
> it is already as easy as it needs to be
Maybe it's just because I haven't sat down and spent a few days learning it front-to-back, but I hate CSS. It might as well be GridBagLayout. Just the alignment of elements is magical (or not) and feels like it relies on the way the wind is blowing when you write the code.
For example, something as simple as 'justify-content' in a grid is (from my limited experience) dependent on everything around it. Change something that seems unrelated and all of a sudden your justification breaks and you have to figure out what side effect caused it. Heck, typing 'align' into WebStorm shows me a bazillion possible completions. Why are there 50 different ways to align things in CSS?
- forgotmypw17 4y agoThe beauty of HTML is that you don't have to use a new paradigm if you don't like it. You can use any of them, and just like with Perl, there is more than one way to do it.