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Too bad he mixes great suggestions with awful suggestions. I use those 'CSS frameworks, boilerplates and reset.css' specifically because I want to give all my c
by Confusion 13y ago
Too bad he mixes great suggestions with awful suggestions. I use those 'CSS frameworks, boilerplates and reset.css' specifically because I want to give all my customers 'good UX flow and visual design'. That would be a lot more trouble without it, reinventing a lot of wheels, some of which are hard to reinvent.
How on earth can you give a list of goals to achieve and then banish technological measures that have the primary aim of achieving some of those goals?
- pgeorgi 13y agoBut you don't need CSS frameworks for the sake of CSS frameworks. Given how some of the "don't" entries are written (NoNoNoNoSQL ...), I read them as referring to the bickering about using gulp over grunt over make over shell scripts and the like.
- ben336 13y agoHe's not "banishing" anything. He's saying there are some things you NEED, and some things you don't. You can have a successful webapp without using a CSS framework. You can't without solving a real, well researched problem.
- Confusion 13y agoYou can definitely have very successful apps/services without decent UX, design or researching the problem. The internet is full of examples of each of those.