Thanks for reading Nikhil and great post you shared 😄 I completely agree, keeping things as simple as possible and building on top of it when you need the functionality is great for beginners, especially when a lot of people are under the impression that more is better, but you can create some amazing things just using HTML and CSS!
Thanks for reading Nikhil and great post you shared 😄 I completely agree, keeping things as simple as possible and building on top of it when you need the functionality is great for beginners
I am glad you found it interesting. :)
I don't think it is just for beginners though. Some brilliant devs I follow all have functional and minimal websites. They tend to keep the JS to the minimum. The idea is to not shy away from JavaScript. But use it only when necessary.
especially when a lot of people are under the impression that more is better, but you can create some amazing things just using HTML and CSS!
I completely agree! More is not better. More is bloat and a liability in the long term. :)
Not to mention, CSS has almost become a programming language with a lot of modern functions. stateofcss.com/ was an eye opener for me. It is still largely an unexplored territory IMO which includes me as well. So I started giving more time to it since last year. :)
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Thanks for reading Nikhil and great post you shared 😄 I completely agree, keeping things as simple as possible and building on top of it when you need the functionality is great for beginners, especially when a lot of people are under the impression that more is better, but you can create some amazing things just using HTML and CSS!
I am glad you found it interesting. :)
I don't think it is just for beginners though. Some brilliant devs I follow all have functional and minimal websites. They tend to keep the JS to the minimum. The idea is to not shy away from JavaScript. But use it only when necessary.
I completely agree! More is not better. More is bloat and a liability in the long term. :)
Not to mention, CSS has almost become a programming language with a lot of modern functions.
stateofcss.com/ was an eye opener for me. It is still largely an unexplored territory IMO which includes me as well. So I started giving more time to it since last year. :)