The author argues that using camel-cased CSS class names is superior to traditional kebab-cased BEM syntax for modern, modular CSS development.
Compares chaining vs. extending CSS classes for modular CSS, discussing pros, cons, and maintainability in scalable projects.
Explores CSS file structure best practices, comparing traditional type-based organization with component-based approaches for modular projects.
Explains why BEM alone isn't enough for scalable CSS and introduces a namespace system to create a more robust, side-effect-free architecture.
An introduction to writing modular, maintainable CSS using the BEM methodology, focusing on architecture and best practices.
An overview of three CSS methodologies: OOCSS, SMACSS, and BEM, explaining their principles and how they can be used together.
Explores two methods for organizing multiple theme styles in CSS using Sass, comparing a separate theme file vs. module-based theming.
