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As someone who works with many dozens of CSS files each day, I can say the problem isn't CSS. It's devs who are too lazy to document their work. If everyone is
by reaperducer 1y ago
As someone who works with many dozens of CSS files each day, I can say the problem isn't CSS. It's devs who are too lazy to document their work.
If everyone is working from the same spec/reference, it's fine, and you get consistent, reliable results.
When devs have to stumble around in the dark and end up reinventing the wheel every few months, that's when things go badly.
- typpilol 1y agoWhen the !important comes out it's all over
- marcosdumay 1y ago> devs who are too lazy to document their work That's as bad a complaint as the one about cascading. Your rules should be close to the object that uses them. It's really bad that CSS only supports global rules, and that is not a fault of the developers writing those rules.