I'm a front end intern and for nearly 9 months I've done almost exclusively CSS because that's the only thing my startup company really needed. I'm dying inside.

Did they at least give you this mug?

Also, welcome to devRant! :)

@mightyleguan I gotta buy that. It's just too relevant.

Cool, I need this mug @mightyleguan

I found sass/scss and it's associated compass library, and BEM/component based styling to be really great at spicing up CSS development.

@paulwillyjean I love using SASS, unfortunately because of the size of my work solution, I haven't found a simple way to set up a sass compiler. We use gulp so I may need to see if I can write a dev script for it, but I was brought in to a solution with a single CSS file 12k lines long and asked to refactor. So far its all been vanilla CSS

At least you understand what you are doing. I am new to programming and all I supposed to do at my company is webgl. Pure webgl.

@starbear since you're new here's some motivational advice: nobody really knows what they're doing 100%

@Crazed actually this is the best advice I ever had :D

@starbear :) glad to help lol. "If you don't know, now yow know" as they say

At least dev, i was hired as a dev and they got me doing support.

no work is small. you can be inspired from this
https://atlassian.design/

I feel you... styling is the worst!

@mightyleguan this is too neat

That's when you drop out. It's called career maintenance. If you're quite young you might just not work at a company. Working doesn't teach a lot compared to doing stuff in home at midnight :3

@Crazed if you want to integrate it with gulp, node-sass is feature compatible with plain old sass (and much faster). Compass integration will fail though since it hasn't been ported just yet.

https://npmjs.com/package/...