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Re:How We Could Write Better CSS by colmtuite on Tuesday September 24, 2013 @01:20PM (#6439280)
OP here.

Thanks for the feedback. A lot of people seem to be getting hung up on the sass thing. I'm all for sass, I don't think using 15 CSS classes for margins is the best way to handle this. I just wanted to use a watered down illustration for those who don't yet understand sass. Ideally, this should al be abstracted into variables/mixins/extends.

My main point though, is that I'd like to see us working together to decide what the best approach is, then apply that across the board. I don't see any reason for us to continue doing things slightly differently.

Whether you use CSS, SASS, LESS or any other preprocessor, we should be writing reusable CSS. At the moment, that is not happening across the web.

Re:How We Could Write Better CSS by ianstormtaylor on Tuesday September 24, 2013 @02:15PM (#6439678)
Extremely confused by the fact that there's no article navigation on your site. I just wanted to read more...
Re:How We Could Write Better CSS by colmtuite on Tuesday September 24, 2013 @02:17PM (#6439702)
Yeah, sorry mate. I just hacked it together. My CSS is horrendous too :)

I've two other articles: http://www.colmtuite.com/three-reasons-why-wireframing-tools... http://www.colmtuite.com/a-more-flexible-development-framewo...