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The web has given me an amazing career and life (that I feel is still very much only getting started). I’m always happy to contribute when I can. That being sa
by CSSer 4y ago
The web has given me an amazing career and life (that I feel is still very much only getting started). I’m always happy to contribute when I can.
That being said, I wish I could better articulate my opposition to No. 4. I think it’s because it immediately strikes me as a typo, like if someone was editing some CSS, deleted a selector and then forgot to write a new one back in before committing their work. Others seem to suggest that formatting addresses this, but I’m uncomfortable with that because it’s very subjective.
- dylan604 4y ago>Others seem to suggest that formatting addresses this, I feel the same way about python. To me, indentations and spaces are much more for human legibility than the parser's. Something in my brain says that symbols like curly/square braces designate code blocks much more succinctly than white spaces. However, for someone that started in a language that used white spaces vs symbols, I get how they would feel the opposite.