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> There’s very little understanding of how to organise CSS Was there ever? It seems everyone thinks they have the best way to organize CSS. But it's always jus
by Capricorn2481 3y ago
> There’s very little understanding of how to organise CSS
Was there ever? It seems everyone thinks they have the best way to organize CSS. But it's always just a system that makes sense to them and only them. I'm not convinced there's some enlightened way to organize CSS
- nicoburns 3y agoITCSS and css modules are (or were?) both popular and help quite a bit.
- JimDabell 3y agoThere are multiple way of organising CSS effectively that aren’t specific to single organisations. But my point wasn’t that there is an “enlightened method” that will solve all of your problems, I was pointing out the common misconception that there are only two options: organised CSS with Tailwind or a chaotic free-for-all.
- dontupvoteme 3y agoI think css must be the worst invention in computing, at least all the obfuscated javascript i know is trying to do something (spy on me), instead css just bloats up 800ms on linkedin into the size of war and peace because of how much they throw their weird 6 character psuedohashes in (WHY)
- holoduke 3y agoA bloated linked in has nothing to do with css, but with the company behind it. Everything Microsoft touches is bloated, slow, complex, but somewhat functional enough that common people use it. Tech people hate it in most cases.