Youtube hearted comments of WloCkuz (@wlockuz4467).

  1. Then there is the Indian tutorials guy who has a tutorial on your problem so precise it almost makes you think if he works at your company somehow, until you look at the upload date, 11 years ago.
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  2. I don't wanna get into the framework wars because they're pointless. But can we all agree that a network request on each keypress is ridiculous. No matter your tech stack, its just horrible design.
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  3. Rust, a language with zero cost abstractions and potentially multi thousand dollar cost lawsuits.
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  4. 30:15 Oh my god. All that build up and he just ends up describing why Tailwind exists. The self-awareness of this article is non-existent. "You start with a pure semantic layout and figure out reusable pieces of CSS" First this approach is impractical when working professionally because you just don't have time and resources. Second, this is literally what Tailwind does, it has figured out a sane way to make CSS reusable without getting lost into specificity and naming hell. God forbid BEM and OOCSS and other conventions. "At times, especially when building new components, you might want to prototype quickly with inline styling" Again this is barely feasible. Good luck prototyping with inline styling then migrating to CSS, worse yet having to go back and change these because you changed something elsewhere and its affecting your previous classes because of cascading. "But that's okay and part of the system" That's just an excuse. You need a very good argument as to why such a big bottleneck should be a part of the system if there are no clear benefits. "You can clean things up later" Again, like already mentioned in the video this is a pipe dream. But this is where Tailwind shines the best imo. You can prototype something quickly and leave it in there without having to worry about "cleaning" it up. Example, If you have a "flex flex-col" in your prototype you can be guaranteed that it will stay that way regardless what other things change.
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  5. Your humour with your expression less monotone voice is the best combination
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  6. I don't think Flutter has as much adaptation or maturity for web to belong in this survey.
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