UI Deploy

The term “code quality” is not new to programmers. After all, every developer knows that it’s not enough for the code to just work. It should also possess other qualities: it should be readable, well formatted and consistent. It should also match a certain standard of quantitative metrics. Unfortunately, this is often overlooked when writing CSS. We can spend a lot of time debating why this happens, but the important part is that CSS is code as much as JavaScript, PHP or anything else, and we should pay attention to the way we write it. Otherwise, it may cause things to be more complicated than they should be.