Revision 449: CSS-Tools und -Frameworks

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Hans und Peter haben Fragen zu Tools, Frameworks und Grundsatzfragen rund um CSS. SCHAUNOTIZEN [00:00:29] CSS-TOOLS UND -FRAMEWORKS Inspiriert von der großen CSS-Umfrage für 2020 haben Hans und Peter Fragen zu CSS-Tools. Anders als bei der Folge zu State of JS am letzten Jahresende gibt es noch keine Ergebnisse, aber viel zu diskutieren und zu hinterfragen. Wir besprechen den Sinn und Unsinn von Sass, Less, Stylus und PostCSS, sinnieren über Tool wie Autoprefixer, versuchen CSS Frameworks von UI-Libs abzugrenzen (wobei Bootstrap und Primer unserer Ansicht nach Mixturen darstellen) und kommen via Tailwind zu den großen Grundsatzfragen rund um Utility-First-CSS (vgl. Revision 378), CSS in JS, BEM, Atomic Design, Semantisches CSS und den Sinn von Trennung von Markup und Design im Jahr 2020.

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