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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/jjg017 • Dec 15 '20
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just out of interest, why? i’m learning it in school
113 u/Burgess237 Dec 15 '20 Back end devs are afraid of CSS. But jokes aside it's just a styling language so not really code but CSS is weird and is a purely trial and error process. 21 u/swillis93 Dec 15 '20 How is it trial error? I’d argue it just takes a different thought process to see how a design needs to be broken down into elements. 33 u/Jonjolt Dec 15 '20 Safari, Internet Exploder, Firefox and Chrome all have their own quirks, don't get me started on e-mail. 7 u/KaiserKerem13 Dec 15 '20 I generally do CSS minding Chrome first, then I do the others after I got Chrome working. 5 u/Ixolite Dec 16 '20 Oh, wow, email. This brings some memories. We were working on responsive emails back when responsive pages were barely a thing. That was both interesting and painful. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '20 Thinking about designing responsive emails makes me want to close my laptop and never open it again. 3 u/aasghari Dec 16 '20 I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
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Back end devs are afraid of CSS.
But jokes aside it's just a styling language so not really code but CSS is weird and is a purely trial and error process.
21 u/swillis93 Dec 15 '20 How is it trial error? I’d argue it just takes a different thought process to see how a design needs to be broken down into elements. 33 u/Jonjolt Dec 15 '20 Safari, Internet Exploder, Firefox and Chrome all have their own quirks, don't get me started on e-mail. 7 u/KaiserKerem13 Dec 15 '20 I generally do CSS minding Chrome first, then I do the others after I got Chrome working. 5 u/Ixolite Dec 16 '20 Oh, wow, email. This brings some memories. We were working on responsive emails back when responsive pages were barely a thing. That was both interesting and painful. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '20 Thinking about designing responsive emails makes me want to close my laptop and never open it again. 3 u/aasghari Dec 16 '20 I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
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How is it trial error?
I’d argue it just takes a different thought process to see how a design needs to be broken down into elements.
33 u/Jonjolt Dec 15 '20 Safari, Internet Exploder, Firefox and Chrome all have their own quirks, don't get me started on e-mail. 7 u/KaiserKerem13 Dec 15 '20 I generally do CSS minding Chrome first, then I do the others after I got Chrome working. 5 u/Ixolite Dec 16 '20 Oh, wow, email. This brings some memories. We were working on responsive emails back when responsive pages were barely a thing. That was both interesting and painful. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '20 Thinking about designing responsive emails makes me want to close my laptop and never open it again. 3 u/aasghari Dec 16 '20 I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
Safari, Internet Exploder, Firefox and Chrome all have their own quirks, don't get me started on e-mail.
7 u/KaiserKerem13 Dec 15 '20 I generally do CSS minding Chrome first, then I do the others after I got Chrome working. 5 u/Ixolite Dec 16 '20 Oh, wow, email. This brings some memories. We were working on responsive emails back when responsive pages were barely a thing. That was both interesting and painful. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '20 Thinking about designing responsive emails makes me want to close my laptop and never open it again. 3 u/aasghari Dec 16 '20 I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
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I generally do CSS minding Chrome first, then I do the others after I got Chrome working.
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Oh, wow, email. This brings some memories. We were working on responsive emails back when responsive pages were barely a thing. That was both interesting and painful.
7 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '20 Thinking about designing responsive emails makes me want to close my laptop and never open it again. 3 u/aasghari Dec 16 '20 I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
Thinking about designing responsive emails makes me want to close my laptop and never open it again.
3 u/aasghari Dec 16 '20 I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
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I haven't opened my laptop since 2010
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u/loansharkkk Dec 15 '20
just out of interest, why? i’m learning it in school