I just dedicated 2 hours to refactoring my setup to a better practice: migrating import sorting to ESLint, rather than Prettier, which I'm now using exclusively for code formatting.
I don't have opinions on whether we should use TailwindCSS or vanilla CSS; I can work with either of them (or other styling methods) based on the team's preference. But I think knowing and being good at vanilla CSS is important because CSS is fun and powerful.
I used to feel the "syntax sugars" in Vue.js was too complex for me, I preferred React.js with its verbose JavaScript/JSX way. But with some years' programming experience, I'm comfortable with Vue now.
Another visionOS hackathon!
Come join us in SF, all-day on November 16th
We’ll have spare Vision Pros, monitors, snacks, beverages, and hands-on support