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 Why should someone go on developing a simple CCS toolset nowadays?
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-It is the simple things. And: Because we need to rethink the massive overblown toolchain we use in web nowadays in the shadow of all the buzz about emission and wasted resources on our blue planet. Do we really all need big overblown Javascript Apps to _"interact with our users"_? Javascript is great, but its "solution for everything" trend is dangerous. Javascript is not resource optimized at all yet and wastes far more energy than PHP today, which has learned over the decades from its mistakees to deal with smart process handling. Also most Javascript web applications force users to use most modern web borwsers and most modern computers to have a flawless experience which is another issue regarding enviromental responsibilty thinking. Do you maybe remember when you have started to think about a new laptop because YOUTUBE didn't wnated to act right on your old machine? This is where the problem have started.
+_"It is the simple things"_. More often than we admit. And: Because we need to rethink the massive overblown toolchain we use in web nowadays in the shadow of all the buzz about emission and wasted resources on our blue planet. Do we all really need huge overblown Javascript Apps to _"interact with our users"_? Javascript is great, but its _"solution for everything"_ trend is dangerous. Javascript in the way it is being used today is young and not resource optimized at all yet and wastes far more energy than PHP today. PHP has learned over the decades from its mistakes before to deal better/smarter with process handling. Also most Javascript web applications force users to use most modern web browsers and most modern computers to have a flawless experience. Which is another issue regarding enviromental responsibilty thinking. Do you maybe remember back in the days when you have started to think about a new laptop because new pages like YOUTUBE or Facebook didn't wanted to act right on your old machine? This is where the mistakes have been started. And today it became the go-to "faster bigger fresher" ... I strongly believe that this road has an end.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > Great to see that the margin/padding altering extension classes (e.g. mr1, pr2) based on the grid space have found its way into **Bootstrap v4 and v5**. And great to see that a CSS framework like **tailwindcss** has taken over this utility first approach here into a fully-fledged CSS framework in 2017. Just would have been nice to credit it all somewhere. I published this qcss idea in 2012. :) Without maintaining it carefully enough. So it's OK ;-)