I think point 1 should not count. JavaScript (or any language for that matter) has a ton of classes and properties, they are just distributed differently.
Point 2 is a good one. With the cascading and the value inheritance, it is not obvious what some things are going to do. CSS has specs for nested rules (a la Sass/Less) which could help with that, but they are not supported yet.
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I think point 1 should not count. JavaScript (or any language for that matter) has a ton of classes and properties, they are just distributed differently.
Point 2 is a good one. With the cascading and the value inheritance, it is not obvious what some things are going to do. CSS has specs for nested rules (a la Sass/Less) which could help with that, but they are not supported yet.