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We keep installing packages and writing JavaScript to build modals, accordions, and dropdowns. Meanwhile, HTML has been sitting there with native solutions for years, wondering when we would notice.
More >Some people want every function under five lines. Others write code like it's a bedtime story. The truth? It's messier and more interesting than that.
More >People scribbling "fix bug", "update code", or the ever descriptive "refactor" while pushing changes that could rival a novel in length. It's as if they think we're all mind readers or perhaps they assume their code is so flawless it needs no explanation.
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