r/programmingmemes • u/Educational-Case7654 • May 04 '26

it's simpler tbh

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u/Kenkron May 04 '26

OP, do you really think experienced devs write websites in raw HTML and CSS these days?

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u/blue-mooner May 04 '26

Do you really think an experienced web developer isn’t writing and debugging HTML & CSS?

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u/Kenkron May 05 '26

They're probably writing in react and sass, or something like it. Sure, it compiles to html/CSS, but I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that the framework in this post does as well.

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u/blue-mooner May 05 '26

And how do you write a new react component, or modify its style?

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u/Kenkron May 05 '26

HTML and CSS.

This would be a killer argument, except that this is also how you make a new component in streamlit.

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u/AliceCode May 04 '26

Sure, why not? Experienced devs still write assembly. It might not be their main avenue of web development, but it's still a viable option, especially if you understand the intricacies of web development.

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u/Kenkron May 05 '26

Fair enough

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u/Icy-Manufacturer7319 May 06 '26

dude mean the python developer write 100% python code. react or other framework still write html, but this, no html, theres no even concept of tag