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The drawcard for me is that I can do in a few bytes of declarative CSS things that take many lines of imperative JS to get right, with fewer weird misbehaviours
by inopinatus 1y ago
The drawcard for me is that I can do in a few bytes of declarative CSS things that take many lines of imperative JS to get right, with fewer weird misbehaviours, fewer framework compatibility issues, and a lower time-to-interactive. Working under noscript conditions is just a cherry on the cake.
Deep down inside, however, I miss DSSSL.
- b_e_n_t_o_n 1y agoThe cost is increased complexity in both the CSS spec and browser implementations.
- xenotux 1y agoIt's moving in the right direction, but I'd still say that CSS has more quirks and misbehaviors than the common subset of JS...
- cbrozefsky 1y agoOld school flexing on us with the scheme. They don’t know about the sosofo!