Versatile software engineer with a background in .NET consulting and CMS development. Working on regaining my embedded development skills to get more involved with IoT opportunities.
I use to be a huge disciple of SCSS, but nowadays my opinion has shifted. I feel like it can be dangerous how easy it becomes to deeply nest hierarchies -- you can easily end up creating selectors that are needlessly specific. CSS is a lot more capable now, and with web components, I think there is a valid case to be made for separating concerns according to components and their functions vs a strict separation between JS/HTML/CSS. I am also a terrible at CSS FWIW :P
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I use to be a huge disciple of SCSS, but nowadays my opinion has shifted. I feel like it can be dangerous how easy it becomes to deeply nest hierarchies -- you can easily end up creating selectors that are needlessly specific. CSS is a lot more capable now, and with web components, I think there is a valid case to be made for separating concerns according to components and their functions vs a strict separation between JS/HTML/CSS. I am also a terrible at CSS FWIW :P