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This isn't the 90s. We all use file includes now. If you're working on a view file longer than a couple hundred lines, properly formatted, you're not abstractin
by yurishimo 4y ago
This isn't the 90s. We all use file includes now. If you're working on a view file longer than a couple hundred lines, properly formatted, you're not abstracting enough or it's a one off marketing thing.
- calvinmorrison 4y agoAnd there we go... "We all use 'cascading sheets' now. If you're working on a CSS file longer than a couple hundred lines, properly formatted, you're not abstracting enough or it's a one off marketing thing."
- lenkite 4y ago"If you're working on a view file longer than a couple hundred lines," Sorry, but this might just mean one file-include per tag if you use tailwind-css. The in-line CSS exceeds the HTML content by sometimes an order of magnitude bloating the page HTML to ginormous size.