One design goal I’ve had for Juice from the beginning is that it shouldn’t try to replace CSS.
CSS already exists.
It’s incredibly capable.
The web doesn’t need another styling language.
Instead, I wanted Juice to answer a different question:
One design goal I’ve had for Juice from the beginning is that it shouldn’t try to replace CSS. CSS...
One design goal I’ve had for Juice from the beginning is that it shouldn’t try to replace CSS.
CSS already exists.
It’s incredibly capable.
The web doesn’t need another styling language.
Instead, I wanted Juice to answer a different question:

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