I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I'm not spreading misinformation. I'm saying that separation of concerns is still important, and that things like Tailwind - which is only what we're talking about because it's the flavour of the month - are making the web worse for everyone.
Please please please read this page with an open mind
I have. I read it the last time someone objected to my point. However, it says nothing to convince me it's a good idea. It has a section on "extracting classes", which I've ceded before as being an ok way to work, even if nothing novel - but that's not how people are using it. Including Tailwind themselves.
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I'm not spreading misinformation. I'm saying that separation of concerns is still important, and that things like Tailwind - which is only what we're talking about because it's the flavour of the month - are making the web worse for everyone.
I have. I read it the last time someone objected to my point. However, it says nothing to convince me it's a good idea. It has a section on "extracting classes", which I've ceded before as being an ok way to work, even if nothing novel - but that's not how people are using it. Including Tailwind themselves.