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“When it comes to CSS, isolation is more important than reuse” I disagree with this so hard
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Well, I’m on https://mastodon.social/@keithjgrant for those who are into that sort of thing
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There’s a forgotten element to Separation of Concerns: keeping things in separate files allows developers w/ different specialties to edit & control contents of the stuff they understand.
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I get that this is satire.
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I’m ready to stop yelling about this crap and start having productive discussions.
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Developers somehow acquired the idea that CSS should be easy.
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I’m still fascinated that JavaScript—which only runs on one thread—is the language that popularized functional, async programming, which is needed for multi-threaded programming.
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Design, Accessibility, Performance, UX, Frameworks… you can’t master them all.
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I really wish flexbox & grid didn’t break margin collapsing 😕
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Very rarely should you rewrite the code from the ground up.
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This is why software is never done.
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Always amazed to realize how little CSS actually needs prefixes anymore
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1 2 3 I’ve finally learned to touch-type the number keys 4 5 6 What will be my next amazing trick?
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My editor doesn’t do so great working in a file with a 50,000-character line of text 😣
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This is the natural end result of moving your styles into JS https://twitter.com/itsmisscs/status/831640807706857472
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Google AMP is like nutrition supplements...
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Test post from phone
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This was a solid episode.
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Would it be totally annoying if my tweets linked back to my blog?
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Current status https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Are there any codemods to convert LESS to PostCSS/cssnext syntax?
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Progressive enhancement and rule of least power MATTER https://twitter.com/ArielleDRoss/status/825043489016705024