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by dpezely
2502 days ago
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Some differences between then and now are also different idioms such as CSS naming conventions. See GetBEM.com - for Block, Element, Modifier naming. For instance, current conventions are to put a class name on far more HTML elements than years earlier, and avoid using hierarchical specifiers. (Yes, I know, at first it may seem to defeat the cascading within "CSS" without the hierarchy, but it's more nuanced than first glance.) It's especially useful when hiring front-end/UI developers to maintain the project after your initial build, as many will have learned BEM at various coding bootcamps. |
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