Strongly strongly strongly agree if we want to write about sass Etc then write about that. CSS is an actual language with some vague relationship to a concept called standards.
Amber Weinberg Jones @amberweinberg
1 Aug 2018
Hey YOU, yes YOU the person who writes that cool CSS tutorial, but puts it in Sass, Babel, Haml, or whatever....please STOP doing that. Not everyone uses your fancy framework & it makes understanding your cool tutorial difficult. It’s distracting from what you’re trying to teach.

Aug 2, 2018 · 7:04 PM UTC

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The level of male developers in that thread and their assumptions that every is as gifted in the arcane arts of Expert Sassiness as they are is stunning.
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I hate to make it gender-biased because remember many computer scientists and Communications technology specialist didn't know women existed in 1993 much less earlier! 😎💖😂
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I get so peeved at this all the time. I'll find an example of something I want to do in Javascript and the person wrote their example in Typescript! Why?!?
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I think it's either ignorance born of overwhelming amounts of information out there that is crap, ignorance of not giving a fuck, lack of education and definitely poor leadership within our #developer communities. Want to fix, I do!
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I have to be honest and tell you I'm ashamed at some of my colleagues apathetic approach to these issues. Guess it's just about making the paycheck now. And smells a lot like sell out. I get it people have families but that doesn't justify laziness much less solid learning.