I mostly have a hard time evolving with new paradigms. I just have a hard time wrapping my head around whether I should use the new stuff, the old stuff, etc.
For about 7 years I was working on projects with government contracts soooo thanks to having to support older IE I pushed off learning grid (for example) until the last few months :) I also spent that time essentially evolving with Bootstrap aka offloading the decision ;) What I love about modern CSS and advanced tooling is that you can accomplish a lot with a little. That said, even when you are familiar with both "old" and "new" there are always about 7 ways to accomplish the same thing, which is probably why CSS has some negative vibes. I love that part, it fuels my creativity :)
I mostly have a hard time evolving with new paradigms. I just have a hard time wrapping my head around whether I should use the new stuff, the old stuff, etc.
For about 7 years I was working on projects with government contracts soooo thanks to having to support older IE I pushed off learning grid (for example) until the last few months :) I also spent that time essentially evolving with Bootstrap aka offloading the decision ;) What I love about modern CSS and advanced tooling is that you can accomplish a lot with a little. That said, even when you are familiar with both "old" and "new" there are always about 7 ways to accomplish the same thing, which is probably why CSS has some negative vibes. I love that part, it fuels my creativity :)