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Very cool. Could you include a skill.md of AGENTS.md for this?
“Please study the material on https://modern-css.com/ and write a skill.md and an AGENTS.md that succinctly utilizes all the content” Or maybe even! “ https://modern-css.com/ is very cool. Could you include a skill.md or Agents.md for this?” Or! “Please do: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47030502 “ =]
CSS in 2025: Let's write html inlined styles as if it was 2005 and separation of formatting/representation was never invented. I talk of tailwind, of course.
Very cool. Could you include a skill.md of AGENTS.md for this?
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The deadest horse in web development is the myth of “separation of concerns”
I was recently doing some very specific web scraping of some very public very static documents. About 25% of them use a soup of divs with hashes for class names. Not a or or in sight. I am fine with the idea of what tailwind does but like at least using semantic tags where appropriate could be a thing.
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The deadest horse in web development is the myth of “separation of concerns”
It's a choice. The dominant paradigms choose not to. I disagree. And that makes me the loser here
CSS in 2025: Let's write html inlined styles as if it was 2005 and separation of formatting/representation was never invented. I talk of tailwind, of course.
Yeah. There is no need to obfuscate your code, just use Tailwind.
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Exactly this. I wonder if the people downvoted you realize that HN is basically just a big table and a bunch of div, and they use this very site just fine?
As a user, I don't care. As a disabled user with a screen reader, I might care. As a developer tasked with maintaining it after the original dev left, I most certainly would care a great deal.
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Exactly this. I wonder if the people downvoted you realize that HN is basically just a big table and a bunch of div, and they use this very site just fine?
As a user, I don't care. As a disabled user with a screen reader, I might care. As a developer tasked with maintaining it after the original dev left, I most certainly would care a great deal.
Semantic web is basically "please think of the crawlers."
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React is great for MVVM indeed. Who is still using MVC in 2026?
MVVM was invented by Microsoft for 2-way syncing in WPF. Today we know 2-way syncing is a mistake. Who uses MVC in 2026? Pretty much every framework out there, including Java frameworks and Python frameworks and .net