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I consider myself more of a backend person but I feel I can deal with JS much easier than CSS. I learnt both in 15 yrs ago so compatibility with IE was crucial.

by yread 3y ago

I consider myself more of a backend person but I feel I can deal with JS much easier than CSS. I learnt both in 15 yrs ago so compatibility with IE was crucial. Slap jquery on, stick to style guidelines so that variables are named consistently, avoid dependencies and it feels okish. There isn't anything like that to help with CSS though.

renegade-otter 3y ago
As a backend dev primarily, learning CSS Grid really helped me filter out a lot of the BS. It's a UI framework that is 20 years too late, and with "lean" JS frameworks that are emerging, a lot of this UI development legacy can die a horrible death as far as I am concerned.