When the inventor of CSS said "Damn I have this great idea..!" somebody should have told him to chill and tell him "no worries, someone else will do, too."

But without CSS, we'd still be drowning in <table>-based layouts and inline styling nightmares...

Problem I think is not with CSS but with W3C and all the browsers who want to slap their own crazy stuff in it.

Skill issue. If you understand what a declarative language is, you won’t have any problem writing CSS. If you struggle with CSS, that means you don’t yet understand what declarative languages are and how they work.

@kiki *sigh* It's not like I don't understand it or can't get shit done properly, I just hate it. And if it wouldn't suck, we wouldn't have all these layer 2 or 3 solutions like SCSS or Tailwind, Semantic UI, etc.

And yes, every browser cooking their own soup really doesn't help.

@n1cK1337 browser CSS incompatibility is no more, since at least 2022. I don't use frameworks, and CSS to me feels very easy and pleasant to write