@realMaalouf This is ragebait.
What's "haram" is the ownership of pet dogs. It's socially accepted however. (You'll come to learn that haram/sinful and socially accepted are two different things in the Muslim world too)
What you're looking at is just normal folk avoiding a fucking pit bull.
@adamwathan@malfaitrobin@samselikoff Oh the moment I saw this I was reminded of Sam's Framer Motion Recipes episode where he implemented something similar. I look up and there he is!
@suereact If it's my first interaction with the tech, i look for courses/tutorials to get a general idea and know the realm of possibility. Then it's docs from there onward.
@merycodes Amen ๐๐ป
It's good to have high standards, but one has to learn to enjoy & appreciate their own journey, their own learning process. The amount of times u finally managed to get the hang of something that used to trouble u, that should be your reminder that things will get better.
@suereact Maybe there's benefit in doing both? Each can expose u to a different breed of challenges; new projects are all about creation, making it work. With old projects, it's more about maintenance & making it better. It's also an opportunity for u to reflect on & appreciate ur growth.
@louissgriffen Yep, they lib'd too close to the sun, and got a rude awakening ๐คท
Their only mistake imo is choosing to turn a blind eye to what should be a very imposing reality, especially if you're socially liberal (Which I am):
You live in Morocco, act accordingly tay7enn llah.
@kylegawley Tailwind is not antithetical to reusability. u still get to define ur own reusable classes, themes etc. And even when u don't, a component based UI will give u reusability. The thing with Tailwind, to my knowledge, is that it steps in to spare u from having to fight the cascade.