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by lecarore 2197 days ago
I think not, because despite the high quality of the pure CSS result, there's probably a js lib out there that will get the same result for a few hundred extra kilobytes in the bundle. But knowing CSS is still very useful as a skill, it's usually your "moat" that makes it hard for backend devs to do your work while you're on vacation.
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They shouldn’t be doing frontend work. I’d argue frontend tooling and paradigms are more complicated than backend now.