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- Unbroken : Make yourself a "knows 1 html tag" badge
- Merryboga : HTML isn't "coding' it's markup.
- Neon_DIDDYKONG_NUTNeedles : Imagine not being a c*m drinking front end HTML5 cuck. Shameful.
carp can’t code haha shut up carp let the REAL pros handle things
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Html is more flexible when you
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everything and add css imo. My colleague who works at FB taught me this. That way you don't inherit weird styling like howp
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another important trick is to have one CSS class per element, and only use selectors when absolutely necessary (google does this)
you copy a bit of code, but spend far less time disentangling relationships and always know which CSS can be safely removed
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CSS singlehandedly destroys any attempts at responsible code modularization and reuse. You will always be fricked in the butt if you try to inherit or compose styles in any way.
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It's not going away, just get comfortable with mixins and watch out for inheritance and you should be good
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Mixins are actually p good I'll admit, lets you reuse common rules without your html looking like a bootstrap cute twink wrote it
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also never use semantic html like <header> tags or <footer> tags because that increases accessibility
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