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The Importance of Learning CSS

As JavaScript developers, the sheer amount of stuff we’re expected to know is enormous, and it grows bigger every day.

With so many different languages, tools, and technologies competing for our time and attention, it can be tough to figure out what to prioritize. Should we get better at TypeScript? Maybe pick up Svelte? Will we even be writing JS in the future, or is this “WebAssembly” thing for real?

In my opinion, if we really want to maximize the return on our investment, one of the best things we can focus on is CSS

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It seems that it is a must for devs that work for small companies and have no choice but to work both in the front and back-end of applications.

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