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His argument that you could take expert code and accidentally break it without much effort at all is a pretty sound one. I've designed a lot of stuff in CSS and
by unalone 18y ago
His argument that you could take expert code and accidentally break it without much effort at all is a pretty sound one. I've designed a lot of stuff in CSS and I'm debating whether it's worth just putting it all in a table and getting it over with.
- bprater 18y agoExxxactly. If it takes an expert to do CSS, it may be an indication that it wasn't created well.
- Klonoar 18y agoI'm not sure what to think of your comment, to be honest. It's not an issue of how CSS was created that would cause the scenario (need to be an expert for CSS) that you indicated, rather it's how CSS ended up being implemented by the various browser vendors.
- Jem 18y agoAnd Lisp, Arc, Python, C++, C, ASP.Net Lua, etc... they don't require skill and expertise? Is that because they weren't created well?