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Scalable and Maintainable CSS (SMACSS)
Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS
Book • 2011
Jonathan Snook's "Scalable and Maintainable Architecture for CSS (SMACSS)" is a seminal work in web development, offering a structured approach to CSS organization.
The book emphasizes a modular design, separating CSS into categories like base styles, layout, modules, states, and themes.
This approach promotes maintainability and scalability, especially in large projects.
SMACSS provides a clear methodology for organizing CSS, making it easier to understand, update, and extend.
The book's principles have significantly influenced how developers structure their CSS, leading to more efficient and manageable codebases.
Its impact on the web development community is undeniable.
The book emphasizes a modular design, separating CSS into categories like base styles, layout, modules, states, and themes.
This approach promotes maintainability and scalability, especially in large projects.
SMACSS provides a clear methodology for organizing CSS, making it easier to understand, update, and extend.
The book's principles have significantly influenced how developers structure their CSS, leading to more efficient and manageable codebases.
Its impact on the web development community is undeniable.
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Brad Frost

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