The problem is there are so many styling frameworks out there now where every time I join a new team or start a new project the project lead wants a new style framework everyone has to use. This makes it feel like "I'm doing it from scratch ever time", and I have to learn css all over again in the way the framework dev(s) want me to learn it.
As long as developers use good patterns and clean code, their pieces should be re-usable throughout projects and css should really be enough. We used to believe in good code... what happened :(
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The problem is there are so many styling frameworks out there now where every time I join a new team or start a new project the project lead wants a new style framework everyone has to use. This makes it feel like "I'm doing it from scratch ever time", and I have to learn css all over again in the way the framework dev(s) want me to learn it.
As long as developers use good patterns and clean code, their pieces should be re-usable throughout projects and css should really be enough. We used to believe in good code... what happened :(
custom css always and forever :)