Exactly, lot of people will disregard CSS as "not true programming", only as as strategy to hide the fact they can't use it properly when they face it.
I love the linguistic analogy. Everybody knows how to write, not everybody is Shakespear though… There is beauty to CSS (or similar declarative languages like LaTeX) and it's harder than it looks to find a simple, maintainable solutions, but it's a super efficient way of programming actually (entirely stateless!).
Now there is a second thing people hate: CSS is messed-up by three decades of browsers evolution. Some people will mix that reality—it's not a perfect world—with to dismiss the premise of the language—a declarative, stateless way to style.
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Exactly, lot of people will disregard CSS as "not true programming", only as as strategy to hide the fact they can't use it properly when they face it.
I love the linguistic analogy. Everybody knows how to write, not everybody is Shakespear though… There is beauty to CSS (or similar declarative languages like LaTeX) and it's harder than it looks to find a simple, maintainable solutions, but it's a super efficient way of programming actually (entirely stateless!).
Now there is a second thing people hate: CSS is messed-up by three decades of browsers evolution. Some people will mix that reality—it's not a perfect world—with to dismiss the premise of the language—a declarative, stateless way to style.