When you read "I am a full-stack developer" on someone's website, you can be certain to expect a 1mb icon font download from a cdn to draw the magnifying glass icon in the site's search bar.
When you read "I am a full-stack developer" on someone's website, you can be certain to expect a 1mb icon font download from a cdn to draw the magnifying glass icon in the site's search bar. 19 comments
@neauoire in an alternate universe, you'd have full-stack devs make <1MB portfolios (<512K ideally). But oooooh it doesn't show JS and CSS prowess :) @neauoire I am a minimal-stack developer. I strive to use as little of "the stack" as possible for any given project. Only the parts that are necessary. @neauoire I like to pretend I'm better than this because I: @xo Done. You gave me all sort of arguments about how it was so it would be properly responsive and that internet in the future would be so fast and so cheap that it wouldn't matter, then you told me to tell your future self hello when I get back in the future. |
@neauoire Oh, and they also say that they don't need to know CSS, because their build process does inline styles via tailwind.
(And every single element on the page is a <div>)