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Needing a preprocessor to be usable doesn't argue for CSS not being broken. On the contrary.
by mtdewcmu 12y ago
Needing a preprocessor to be usable doesn't argue for CSS not being broken. On the contrary.
- notduncansmith 12y agoIt would take some pretty interesting circumstances for me to argue that using raw CSS is a good idea. As I've said before, the language has plenty of flaws, and using plain CSS without a preprocessor would be, in the majority of cases, irresponsible. Sorry for any confusion.
- mtdewcmu 12y agoThanks to CSS not having that from the start, it led to the situation we have today, where there are at least two different preprocessors to choose from: Sass and Less Having two solutions is worse than having one solution, and we can credit CSS for creating this situation by not having its own.