CSS Utility Classes and Separation of Concerns

Adam Wathan takes us on a journey through the different ways we can approach HTML and CSS. This is a really great read that I bet will resonate with a lot of you, whether or not you agree with where he ends up.

Here's a particularly interesting bit where he specifically calls out "separation of concerns" as being a straw man:

You either have separation of concerns (good!), or you don't (bad!).This is not the right way to think about …

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