Shawn Wildermuth has been tinkering with computers and software since he got a Vic-20 back in the early ‘80s. He has been a Microsoft MVP, Pluralsight Author, and filmmaker.
The magic everyone misses in these languages is @apply. You start with the classes, then you can build the classes that are just a merging of those classes. Start with classes, deploy with @apply.
Looked it up briefly, it looks a lot like @mixins/include in sass but without the output duplication.
I hope something like this makes it into the CSS spec soon'ish. :)
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Same bruv, I also use raw css but follow the CUBE methodology. Really love exceptions in that. Amen to what you said!
Nice, never heard of CUBE before, reading about it now, and i am really liking the different perspective, thanks!
The magic everyone misses in these languages is @apply. You start with the classes, then you can build the classes that are just a merging of those classes. Start with classes, deploy with @apply.
Looked it up briefly, it looks a lot like @mixins/include in sass but without the output duplication.
I hope something like this makes it into the CSS spec soon'ish. :)