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It's a vocabulary you quickly get used to, and when paired with editor plugins, it's a non-issue in my experience.
by christophilus 4y ago
It's a vocabulary you quickly get used to, and when paired with editor plugins, it's a non-issue in my experience.
- diob 4y agoYeah, and it's much better than trying to figure out what random class names some dev made up are doing.
- nailer 4y agoI agree that ‘div soup’ is a problem - I’ve seen a lot of react code by new developers that resembles GWT generated DOMs. But ‘div soup’ has other problems too - way over complicated doms are hard to edit and debug - and the problem is better solved by learning CSS basics to avoid all the wrapper divs you see in React apps made by junior front end developers.
- nailer 4y agoMost of the time I know the CSS already I have to convert it to tailwind - and devtools uses the same syntax so (as the article mentions) the abstraction leaks.