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by habosa
4643 days ago
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The problem with the abstractions of Facebook is that you then need to always remember the "rules" of the website you're working on. If you're a Facebook software engineer adding a section to some docs somewhere, you have to thing "do we use .mbm or .mbl for our page headers? Damn, I'll check some other source". The ideal CSS, in my opinion, is just the opposite. The developer writes Plain Old HTML and includes a stylesheet, and the new page looks instantly consistent with the rest of the website. That's how you enable anyone to work on the project. If a new UI is needed, the designers will change the css and instantly all pages will look good. |
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