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If your CSS ‘impossibly simple’ then it sounds like you don't need it. Every tool has its place: writing HTML by hand is still worthwhile in certain situations.
by kapowaz 13y ago
If your CSS ‘impossibly simple’ then it sounds like you don't need it. Every tool has its place: writing HTML by hand is still worthwhile in certain situations. My article assumes you are writing CSS in a project of sufficiently large scale that how you approach architecting it is important enough to think about.
- pupppet 13y agoThere are very few large scale projects that warrant it. Preprocessors save you a few search and replaces, little else. You're left with a stylesheet that is no longer recognizable to its author and can't be debugged via your browser's developer tools.