This becomes very easy in Vue JS with use of "scoped" style tag. Also if you are using just HTML, you can use .error for global styles and then .error--product for product specific styles by staying on BEM approach.
turned off my clickbait filter for youtube to see how bad it is after a few years. Emotes (like ❌,💯, 🚨, ❗,📩,💰, 🚀,👇🏻,🔥, 👉,🛠,🔴, etc.) in the title, description or channel description immediately filters videos out of all my feeds. would have missed your channel because of this. enjoyed the couple videos I watched so I wanted to leave a comment saying thank you for the content, that being said, filter is going back on. Its been fun, keep up the good work!
what if the two element that are inside different block but have same properties with only difference having color. so with css modules way we have to repeat the same code twice dont we? correct me if i am wrong, learning the new things #happyCoding
Still haven't seen anyone talk about this, the whole point of DRY just gets blown away to smithereens if you have to copy paste same styles in all sheets
bruh you need to learn back end web development separately server and database im sure papa does an actually full stack or back end course the firebase stuff is for the content of the videos or it would be too complex and too long but if you want to actually get a job learn a lot of html and css and JavaScript then react, React.js is the fastest way in nobody uses tailwind css and not many places are actually looking for next.js because if your good at React.js then picking up next.js is nothing ,you got to get hot with html css and sass which is just css and JavaScript and React also nobody uses firebase apart for pet projects bro you have to learn master the common html css and javascript then master basic React that's it bro to save time i would leave back-end servers and back-end databases out until you start learning React React is basically Javascript and html hence jsx, writing html inside a javascript file which is a component and braking that down into component trees using React props super charges a basic javascript array of objects just leave it alone and get the course when you actually learn you don't get stuck on a request to a database for an image, also styling and css being able to recreate any page will get you very far you must be able to freely use css to be given a desin idea and to create it with html and css is html and a next js or react component is just a javascript file /component .its all html and JavaScript and css there are no shortcut i wasted time recreating other peoples low end one man projects instead of completing my basic courses but now i can recreate any website with just html and css i can style freely that is step one for self taught i learned js basics and now im learning react that was all i needed bruh instead i spent 6 months comping complex stuff build a few but keep learning html css and js all frame works and styling are still based on it react is just html inside a js file which usually isn't possible.
I was using this but stopped cuz it was more code, I realise now why the classes were overlapping even if I didn't import that css file in that js file xD
