I am a backend dev, but this shit is why I have utmost respect for frontend devs, also because they know how to center a div.
There wasn’t an excuse in the first place. It’s kinda amazing anyone can say centering a div was ever hard, especially if you have a computer science degree.
I mean sure it’s different from say object-oriented programming… but it’s frankly weird in a professional setting hearing grown adults with plenty of experience struggle over basic front-end work.
honestly a lot of the people trying to pass as big pros on the internet are beginners. however its the most common issue with css, so its solution is dead easy to fucking find.
with that said, if i havent been using css in a while ill probably have to look it up.
Eh, I'm sure we can overrun it just by gluing sufficient instances of Factory
to the end of the classname.
And OOP in general. I also used to be infamous for such things, then I started to shorten the names, including using letters that are obvious to the user (e.g. int w, h;
for width and height).
You sent me down a rabbit hole. Now I’m using a hamerspoon script which mimicks paperwm/niri
Liking it so far!
It is a digital signage display (ie in store ads, menus, displays etc) - not meant for desktop use.
Frontend devs stopped giving a shit about wide screens at like 24"
It's just massive blank spaces seperating the work area and sides
This is not even an edge case, this is jump down from the edge to find what lies in the dark pit of despairs case
Step 1: Write a website in pure HTML, can be converted or builded from something like Markdown
Step 2: Style it a little with CSS, as a layer on top, without touching HTML
Step 3: Profit.