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It could also be that there is a dirth of high quality CSS training data in comparison to JavaScript et al. I wouldn't be surprised if the negative developer s
by TheFuzzball 1y ago
It could also be that there is a dirth of high quality CSS training data in comparison to JavaScript et al.
I wouldn't be surprised if the negative developer sentiment toward CSS is reflected in training datasets.
- ileonichwiesz 1y agoMy guess is it’s because CSS is so dependent on context. Especially layout styles only make sense for a specific structure of HTML elements, which might be stored in an entirely different file and directory.