@foxinni I used to use this all the time

@taupecat @OrangeCatLoki I feel like cats are more likely to learn Ruby on Rails and point their noses down on PHP developers

@magicroundabout I’ve been trying to ask open-ended opinion questions and I seem to get a lot of responses

twitter.com/kingkool68/status/12…

@Smutchings @martinjewiss it’s okay I’ve been doing this for years and every time I start a new project I think about how I’m going to do things differently

@YouTooCanBeGuru Certainly an option but where’s the fun in that?

@mattcampux In just being a sounding board twitter.com/kingkool68/status/12…

@kingkool68 Do what works, fuck the haters, and get better at it. Use a CSS preprocessor. Abuse pointer-events when you need to, then try to fix it later. Inline SVG is cool. Tables do get a bad rap, but have you heard about our Lord and Savior, flexbox?

@zippy1981 It really doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things

@zippy1981 Psshh that’s the old hotness. Neumorphism is all the rage neumorphism.io/#55b9f3

@zippy1981 As soon as you learn something there’s a new hotness

@zippy1981 Even when everyone on my Twitter timeline says tailwinds is the new bootstrap?

@hankchizljaw For the first image in this layout where it’s aligned with the left edge of the screen, how do you communicate what should happen to that image on really wide monitors?

I see comps like this from designers a lot and wonder how other people handle it.

So what’s your approach to writing CSS?

In one tweet… GO!

@edent Oh you said HTML5…. Woops

@edent <xmp> for debugging. No need to escape HTML inside

@balinthimself In other words laying out text in a confined space is really really hard

@balinthimself yeah a lot of people want multi-line support but I haven’t had the time to sit down and really figure it out so it works really well

@balinthimself Here’s the code github.com/kingkool68/dummyimage

@balinthimself Multiline text is buggy

@balinthimself Try the | character like hello|world