Riddikulus

Riddikulus

Nah, CSS is basically just a bunch of config files, it's easy.

I'm more surprised when a frontend dev writes a correct & efficient SQL query.

@M1sf3t My approach to frontend generally requires about half a dozen lines of CSS:

https://brutalist-web.design/

Looks great on all devices/browsers, and it loads fast.

How did this even get 28++'s?

@bittersweet no one bats an eye if your sql query is a bit messy or not super performant (to some extend) But if your html is not EXACTLY how it is in the design in 5milion browsers and resolutions, you have the client all over you. Also because you can see it, (non knowledgable) people tend to have an opinion.

I wrote both backend and frontend code. But I like backend more because its my own domain where I can easily create utilities and refactor stuff. Css is often to implementation specific to have more than just the basic kitchensink/grid utilities.

@M1sf3t that's riddikulus