Nesting Components
..or the struggles with contextual styling. — Using CSS components is somewhat straightforward. We add the markup and give it the component’s class name and all is good. Where it gets trickier is when we try to nest components. And when they need to be tweaked based on the context. Where should the styles be defined? It’s a question I’ve been asking myself a few times and what this article is tryi
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GitHub’s CSS
I’m always interested in the development details of other products, particularly their styleguides and approach to CSS. Given my penchant for the otherwise inane CSS details, I decided to write a bit about GitHub’s CSS. Contents Given the length, here’s a helpful table of contents. Quick facts Preprocessor Architecture Linting Two bundles Included via Sprockets Performance Documentation Primer Ref
Dealing with a large CSS codebase - Web Design Weekly
During the last few years I have found myself dealing with largish codebases on various projects. During that time I have continued to assess the tools and techniques used to make it as easy as possible. This post explores ways to make developing on large CSS codebases more enjoyable. CSS is sometimes described as a simple and easy language. I tend to agree but it’s hard to master. It can quickly
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