@db Just scrolling through it and I'm already facepalming.

[kawa@mas.to]

@db "The styling system that powers Meta"? No thanks, I'll stick to futzing around in plain old hand-written CSS.

[janeadams@datavis.social]

@db why use cascading style sheets when you could use cascading variable names like “styles” and “color styles”

[metaning@mastodon.social]

@db Trying to read the document HTML tree and CSS of a Facebook page, is like the bit in Nolan's Interstellar where Matthew McConaughey enters the black hole...

[thomasjwebb@mastodon.social]

@db corporate tech's obsession with programmers having to learn as few programming languages as possible (so that they're replaceable) has resulted in the much worse situation of programmers having to learn an infinite array of redundant frameworks.

[librarysquirrel@sunny.garden]

@db You've heard of Cascading Style Sheets. Now meet: Contorted Style Shits! By Meta, for all your vibe coded broken web app needs!

[fasterandworse@hci.social]

@davidgerard @db it’s always “how can we tear the heart out of css but keep it breathing?”

[shnizmuffin@toots.inbutts.lol]

@davidgerard @db @fasterandworse

> Pass around styles as props

Every day we venture further from god

[jplebreton@mastodon.social]

@db https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cROY4m4Ftiw

[jimmitchell@indieweb.social]

@db Uh yeah… That’s a nope. I still have hope that one day the young kids will all come around to knowing the joy of hand-crafted CSS.

[helge@mas.to]

@db Yes hello this text-only website *crunches* when I scroll down in on my phone's browser. More optimized than hand-written CSS my ass.

[reynir@social.data.coop]

@urlyman @db you misunderstand. There is an ideal of use cases. What those are we can kinda get closer to, but we can never truly know the ideal.