Adactio: Journal—Manual ’till it hurts
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Try writing your HTML in HTML, your CSS in CSS, and your JavaScript in JavaScript.
September 8th, 2024 I’ve been going buildless—or as Brad crudely puts it, raw-dogging websites on a few projects recently. Not just obviously simple things like Clearleft’s Browser Support page, but sites like: The Clearleft podcast Patterns Day UX London They also have 0 dependencies. Like Max says: Funnily enough, many build tools advertise their superior “Developer Experience” (DX). For my money, there’s no better DX than shipping code straight to the browser and not having to worry about some cryptic node_modules error in between. Making websites without a build step is a gift to…
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