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My talk from @jscamp, "The Return of 'Write Less, Do More'" is up on YouTube: https://t.co/8BGp1RoIRj
It's a 30 min talk on @sveltejs, and why less code = fewer bugs — kind of a sequel to "Rethinking Reactivity" (https://t.co/wqlIy0aEDs) Here's a summary thread:
🔥 When making a design responsive, don't stop at simply making things fit on smaller screens – look for ways to borrow usability patterns from native mobile apps, too.
For example, anchoring modals to the bottom of the screen instead of the center, making them easier to reach.
🔥 Apply styles at specific media breakpoints / ranges with @tailwindcss' responsive, mobile-first utility class architecture. 🔥
https://t.co/s7i2djlIOJ
@adamwathan Merci! Exciting! Just finished a large project - utility classes helped us cut the amount of CSS needed by at least 60-70% (rough estimate)