I always prefer CSS Grid or Flex Box before I consider using a CSS framework. And if I do use one it is because a company wants to use it for a project or something. Vanilla is more than good enough now.
I agree in terms of layout and what not and also admit that yes, I have to because employer X has already decided.
I use this term vanilla javascript and vanilla css because it's such a well-understood one. But am I being fidgety that I prefer now to say platform javascript or platform css? Vanilla has always bugged me somehow. I literally had a debate with a friend because on AgnosticUI site it says "It even works in vanilla JavaScript 😎 "; and it links out to that funny vanilla javascript page that pretends to be an actual framework. But I feel we should rename this thing. What do you think?
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I always prefer CSS Grid or Flex Box before I consider using a CSS framework. And if I do use one it is because a company wants to use it for a project or something. Vanilla is more than good enough now.
I agree in terms of layout and what not and also admit that yes, I have to because employer X has already decided.
I use this term vanilla javascript and vanilla css because it's such a well-understood one. But am I being fidgety that I prefer now to say platform javascript or platform css? Vanilla has always bugged me somehow. I literally had a debate with a friend because on AgnosticUI site it says "It even works in vanilla JavaScript 😎 "; and it links out to that funny vanilla javascript page that pretends to be an actual framework. But I feel we should rename this thing. What do you think?