Re:Universal.css
by cel1ne on Tuesday May 24, 2016 @03:40AM
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I used css-preprocessors (LESS, SASS and various postcss-configurations), but now I'm glad to not have another layer of imports and logic in CSS. Especially in react-driven pages.
I wonder, though, if there could be some workflow where you write and edit with tachyons, (babel-) analyze the code, find commonly used combination and prompt to name them.
EDIT: I also usually work with only two or three people, I guess it's different if there are 20 working on the css.
But especially in teams: don't you consider it extremely valuable that one can change the style of exactly one part somewhere in the page without affecting anything else?
I wonder, though, if there could be some workflow where you write and edit with tachyons, (babel-) analyze the code, find commonly used combination and prompt to name them.
EDIT: I also usually work with only two or three people, I guess it's different if there are 20 working on the css.
But especially in teams: don't you consider it extremely valuable that one can change the style of exactly one part somewhere in the page without affecting anything else?