I’m running into, I really don’t like styling.
One container is this, another div is that..... oops, it dosnt add up right. OH WAIT, not that button radius or color, ACTUALLY, I do like that color.
What is a more precise part of web design? Php, Python, JavaScript, Kotlin, Java, ????
I like “seeing” what I’m doing, BUT, if it’s setup right with how you do things, then it’s ok when I can’t see it.
Watching videos, I like the concept of how Kotlin is used, Swift and also I do like python. I like the possibilities. But I don’t like styling.
Which is best to be “more precise” to what you do?
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Two things. If you want to avoid styling, it is possible to get jobs that don't involve styling. Larger web development teams are more likely to separate out the people generating the page from those styling the page. This is only a tendancy, as smaller shops don't have the staff to do that, and a one-man shop has one person to do it all.
The second is that if you just don't want to deal with styling, you can look into things like Bootstrap and such which basically take over the styling. More likely to work for small shops or personal projects as Bootstrap projects tend to look fairly similar to each other, but it's an option.
I don’t really like bootstrap, I like Material-UI or Vuetify. I’ve used Styled-Components with Framer Motion and they worked great together. I like defining things and making things work/connect together
Bootstrap was just what came to mind first as something that takes over the styling, and I didn't know what front-end frameworks you liked working with. Bootstrap can be used with just about any front-end framework. Vuetify takes over a lot of the styling as well, but only works with Vue, otherwise I would have recommended it as well.
Basically, if you're working in web development and don't want to deal with styling, you can outsource the styling to a different team or team member, though that isn't always practical, or you can outsource it to some kind of UI kit, which also isn't always practical.
The biggest issue with that is if your project requires a specific look or feel. This argues against Bootstrap more than Vuetify, as Vuetify seems more flexible.
For the most part, the back end technology doesn't really affect this. Most back end technologies allow for template driven design which allows for separation of code and style, and even those that don't usually don't force you to use inline styling, so you can have someone set up the stylesheet and then you apply the classes that the stylesheet expects.
Thank you! I like defining things more then styling. I can see that Vuetify has allot more options than Bootstrap.... Vuetify does have a CDN, I’ve used it before, but not in a Django project. I’ve used Styled-Components + Framer Motion in React, it works well and makes it seem like Vuetify with customization.
But, aspect wise, I’ve watched videos using Java and Xcode, I liked how the objects were defined and kinda styled at the same tome and it was organized.
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Styled-Components with Framer Motion, you can set a variable that a const defines and you can add it as motion={object} and it styles it without too much “inline”, I like that, but, overall going through the list of “what you can do” messes me up.