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My Approach To Writing Maintainable CSS (2019)
My Approach To Writing Maintainable CSS.
It’s been over a year since I wrote my original article on how I tend to write CSS for the web apps I work on, and some of my opinions have changed.
https://tenbit.co/blog/my-approach-to-writing-maintainable-css
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