weo3dev

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by weo3dev 11mo ago
I'll give you a hint about all cities in the great us of a. https://www.yahoo.com/news/fact-check-map-showing-trumps-004...
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by weo3dev 1y ago
Not a fan. I'm waiting for the day developers realize the fallacy of sticking with pixels as their measurement for Things on the Internet. With a deeper understanding of CSS, one would recognize that simply parsing it out for only th
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by weo3dev 3y ago
The difference is that the internet can exist (and did) quite well without JavaScript. Without HTML there is no internet. Furthermore, ECMAScript is a language and W3C/WHATWG are a consortium that maintain HTML.
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by weo3dev 3y ago
Except when using Tailwind, you're learning Tailwind nomenclature and syntax and approach - which really isn't modern CSS, at all. Today's CSS - if anyone would take the time to actually learn it as they do JavaScript - doesn
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by weo3dev 3y ago
Except if you bundle your styling with the component, like you should be doing with React or Vue, and you have two _maybe_ three over-arching foundational style directives being implemented across your build, you do not need Tailwind. I bel
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by weo3dev 3y ago
In today's uses, cascade _with_ custom properties (the vars defined within :root ) are powerful and are what I leverage when providing theme-able ui libraries. Dark mode, light mode, large mode can all be solved using custom properties
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by weo3dev 3y ago
I vehemently disagree. When you're using tailwind, you're learning Tailwind, which is using CSS in absolutely the unequivocally anti-CSS way. CSS was meant to cascade; it's what the damn 'C' stands for, and if you c
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by weo3dev 3y ago
Disagree. Have been using and developing with CSS as my focus for ten years now. If you take the same amount of time you would take to learn the ins and outs of [pick any other language], you would have a better time of it. I'd like to
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by weo3dev 3y ago
Your belief that you must use classes to apply CSS is false. CSS is a generalization programming language, with specificity meant to be used for _exceptions_. Therefore, CSS should be used with general statements first, contextual statement
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by weo3dev 4y ago
"Nothing seems to have materialized..." --> https://nordhealth.design/ -- these are all custom components. And here is D. Darnes explaining in part how they get things done: https://web.dev/cust
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by weo3dev 7y ago
Yes - it came out earlier this week or end of last week. But CSS Grid has been available since 2017. So, we are able to still solve a lot of layout issues with grid, than leaning 100% on flexbox. Every tool for its purpose! We have nearly a
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by weo3dev 7y ago
To be fair, we didnt get Grid till 2017. So.. we finally have (nearly) all the tools we need. Maybe. lol Float is still very useful for paragraph wrapping around media, for basic alignment etc, when you do not need an entire flow of conte
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by weo3dev 7y ago
Oof. You are definitely missing the entire point of CSS Grid. CSS Grid is a two dimensional layout tool. Flexbox is one. CSS Grid is for architectural layout. Flexbox is for alignment and flow layout. CSS Grid was enabled across all major