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#CSS thread. From my view, when @csswizardry/@itcss_io shared #ITCSS, ITCSS was a documented order and a name for going from generic to specific, a practice that had long been employed in web dev and other fields. But that, and therefore ITCSS, is useful.Permalink On twitter.com
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@csswizardry @itcss_io What I like, as one specific example, is the parallel to the #selector order outlined in meiert.com/en/blog/how-to-order-css-selectors/. (The surprise here should probably less be that I like a parallel to my own work, but that there were few other attempts at such selector order. Why not?)On twitter.com
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@csswizardry @itcss_io ITCSS and this selector order match well not b/c Harry and I are soulmates (or are we?), but b/c going from generic to specific is—useful. As such I like ITCSS as an approach to CSS, and also renew the argument for a standardized selector order: meiert.com/en/blog/selector-order/.Permalink On twitter.com