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> This hurt my brain. Why? It's straight up correct. Sure, you could still use a css framework, but you really don't need to once you're using any frontend li
by ffsm8 2y ago
> This hurt my brain.
Why? It's straight up correct.
Sure, you could still use a css framework, but you really don't need to once you're using any frontend library.
Each component comes with it's own styles, that makes the css framework redundant, as a component library gives you a better development experience with the same effect.
Add a few global vars for theme colorings, default spacing etc and it becomes pretty straightforward to maintain a coherent UI even across repositories/teams (or distribute a tailwind config,works even better imo)
- al_borland 2y agoThat’s assuming they are using a component library that has a common system for its styles. If their end result was an inconsistent UI, it doesn’t sound like they were. They could have been making their own components, or mixing component libraries, with inconsistent styles, based on whatever the first search result was for their need.