Adding is often the only technically sensible solution. For example if the
default CSS box model was changed, a vast amount of existing content on the
web that relies on it working the way it already does would be broken. So
new models are added instead, like flexbox, which solves a great many
Hey,
Philosophically speaking, it's probably a western thing - we're all
obsessed with growth ~
https://twitter.com/ldexterldesign/status/49491587917629
Regards
On 18/05/2015 18:57, Jens Oliver Meiert wrote:
A few concerns about the growth of HTML c.:
A few concerns about the growth of HTML c.:
http://meiert.com/en/blog/20150518/fing-up-standards/.
Personally I’ve been concerned about this for some time—from my view
common HTML and CSS code gets worse by the hour, with problems
typically being addressed by what caused them in the first place:
