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We really need to move beyond porting imperative programming paradigms (object-oriented, functional, etc) onto CSS. The context is too different. CSS is *for* changing state, and responding to context. CSS deserves it's own (declarative, contextual) paradigm.
In many cases, design paradigms translate better than programming. The cascade layers like Photoshop. Broad strokes in back, details up front, the top takes precedence. Selectors merge like reusable char/para styles in InDesign, & we can override with more direct styling…
I'm curious as to what proposal sparked this thought. (And what alternative solution you're considering!)
Not one in particular - general research into 1) the origins of CSS 2) the details of the cascade 3) various CSS conventions/paradigms (several of them directly inspired by imperative paradigms) 4) learning JS, & starting to see where these ideas come from
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