I have a lot of ideas for small side projects that could be good (or probably not, but at least I wanna try them seriously) and can't get time to implement them, and people who have this time waste it writing universal.css.
Universal.css
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Re: Universal.css
#32People really waste their time on these jokes. I have a lot of ideas for small side projects that could be good (or probably not, but at least I wanna try them seriously) and can't get time to implement them, and people who have this time waste it writing universal.css.
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#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
In all seriousness, what advantages do you see over writing inline styles?
Better caching, smaller HTML size and the ability to use inline styles if you do need to override something
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
Tachyons is based on mathematical scales: http://tachyons.io/docs/layout/spacing/ Practical example: I have a form with a header. I look at it and think "there needs to be more space below the header". So I change className="mt0" to className="mt1" It hot-reloads etc. It took me exactly two keystrokes to change this and I know that the spacing is consistent with all the other spacing in my app.
But how is that any more efficient than changing: style="margin-top: 1rem;" to style="margin-top: 2rem;" It's also two keystrokes, and is mathematically determined...
2. the scale also has fractional rem values.
I'd rather change "f5" to "f6" for a smaller font than: "fontSize: 1rem" to "fontSize: 0.875rem".
3. the author of tachyons clearly understand design. If he improves his stylesheet, I benefit.
4. Apparently inline-styles are slower [0], but I don't count that since everything could be extracted.
[0] http://ctheu.com/2015/08/17/react-inline-styles-vs-css-stupi...
5. I thoroughly enjoy using it. :)
Re: Universal.css
#35People really waste their time on these jokes. I have a lot of ideas for small side projects that could be good (or probably not, but at least I wanna try them seriously) and can't get time to implement them, and people who have this time waste it writing universal.css.
Oh, come on. It probably takes two hours, at most, to create a text generator that prints this whole universal.css file...
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#37People really waste their time on these jokes. I have a lot of ideas for small side projects that could be good (or probably not, but at least I wanna try them seriously) and can't get time to implement them, and people who have this time waste it writing universal.css.
> People really waste their time on these jokes. Oh, come on. It probably takes two hours, at most, to create a text generator that prints this whole universal.css file...
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#38People really waste their time on these jokes. I have a lot of ideas for small side projects that could be good (or probably not, but at least I wanna try them seriously) and can't get time to implement them, and people who have this time waste it writing universal.css.
We all have 24 hours per day, we just choose to spend it differently.
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#40People really waste their time on these jokes. I have a lot of ideas for small side projects that could be good (or probably not, but at least I wanna try them seriously) and can't get time to implement them, and people who have this time waste it writing universal.css.
> People really waste their time on these jokes. Oh, come on. It probably takes two hours, at most, to create a text generator that prints this whole universal.css file...