I'm a web developer, graphic designer, type designer, musician, comicbook-geek, LEGO-collector, food lover … as well as husband and father, located just south of Copenhagen, Denmark.
When I write example-code for articles, I tend to omit selectors, because I want to focus on what the code does, rather than how to select a Node in the DOM.
I assume most of Dev.to's readers knows how to do that anyway, and might want to use their own selectors (class-based, attribute-based, something else?) instead of just copy/pasting the code.
But I could be wrong! So thank you for your feedback — I've added this to the article:
When I write example-code for articles, I tend to omit selectors, because I want to focus on what the code does, rather than how to select a Node in the DOM.
I assume most of Dev.to's readers knows how to do that anyway, and might want to use their own selectors (class-based, attribute-based, something else?) instead of just copy/pasting the code.
But I could be wrong! So thank you for your feedback — I've added this to the article: