@erincandescent @Floppy @jon @pikesley
For an individuals sure, but one would hope the Tech Industry™️ as in, large teams of product devs, would do code reviews and have standards.
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@james @erincandescent @Floppy @pikesley in my experience code review of CSS is… lacking outside of dedicated frontend teams, and sadly the vast majority of teams are the mythical Full Stack team, which in practice tends to mean a bunch of backend people begrudgingly dealing with Javascript and CSS. At least we’re not using tables full of carefully sliced images anymore I guess.
@jon @erincandescent @Floppy @pikesley
My team is full stack, but in the opposite direction :) and I basically am full stack in that I can do everything given enough time, and just do whatever is needed (front, back, infra) on any given day. Which is why I am someone who was hired as a front ended for the first time (I’ve never had that as a title or been siloed by title before) for this job and have spent the last theee months in Java and Infrastructure land. I am not coherent in either of these things but have apparently been successful with the weight of
an entire product launch on my shoulders
I hate the whole perception of mythical full stack tbh. If those backenders can’t be bothered to do a proper code review then that’s on them and I’ll assume their backend code is similarly sloppy!