Zell Liew • 2/15/2023

How camel-cased classes are way better than kebab-cased classes

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This article presents a case for replacing traditional kebab-cased BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) CSS class naming with a camel-cased syntax. The author, identifying as a CSS enthusiast, claims this approach improves modularity and better integrates with modern practices like utility classes, offering a more extensible system than the older BEM convention.

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