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I feel like this type of thinking is why 99% of people don't understands css though, when you are just building things you make up rules that don't exist and ignore the ones that do. And its not as straight forward as programming languages are so its very hard to tell when something is "wrong".

The former, I'm not really new just looking to increase my understanding of some concepts and learning from that has not been too fun. I don't think MDN goes in depth as much as I'd like it to.

What is the best way to learn css in depth? The official documentation is a little wierd about what is actual and what is not.

are you hiring?

AI is wayyy better at writing backend then it is at writing CSS. Its magic to it, if you don't have an exact problem that you can probably find on stack overflow just as easily, you are fucked.

This was the case beforehand as well though? Now they are just better at it.

you are just making shit up to suit your narrative at this point.