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  Dave•5,295

  @dwhensonPosted about 3 years ago

  Hey @sofiaperezm - I've been using this approach for organising my CSS: https://cube.fyi/ I've found it really useful. Especially, the idea of using 'blocks' and 'utility' classes. The latter being really useful. It's worth and read.

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  Sofía Pérez Mantilla•80

  @sofiaperezmPosted about 3 years ago

  @dwhenson thank you for your input. I'll definitely take a look at it

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  theo-flux•350

  @Theo-fluxPosted about 3 years ago

  Hello sofia, to avoid repeating your codes and all try using Reactjs. It allows you to abstract your codes into components that can be reused. Thanks

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  Sofía Pérez Mantilla•80

  @sofiaperezmPosted about 3 years ago

  @Theo-flux thank you for your feedback! Yes, React is definitively in my learning path

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  Martin de Boer•50

  @martindb1988Posted about 3 years ago

  CSS works from top to bottom so once a style is defined the DRY method comes in place. Good use of CSS variables but i would look into your class and id naming with __ and — i found that very confusing.

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  Sofía Pérez Mantilla•80

  @sofiaperezmPosted about 3 years ago

  @martindb1988 Hi Martin, thank you for your input. For the class naming, I was trying to follow the BEM convention http://getbem.com/naming/ but as I said, I believe I struggle using it.

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  Martin de Boer•50

  @martindb1988Posted about 3 years ago

  @sofiaperezm I can see why you did it, personally i’m not a big fan of BEM ( yet ).

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  Sofía Pérez Mantilla•80

  @sofiaperezmPosted about 3 years ago

  @martindb1988 I understand, I'll maybe try out another convention in my next challenge. Thank you for your feedback Martin!

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  Martin de Boer•50

  @martindb1988Posted about 3 years ago

  @sofiaperezm Sure no problem :) let’s just improve each others coding.

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