Further reading

[benfrain]

Much of your approach is the same as my own, documented at http://ecss.io and in book form 'Enduring CSS'.

Might be good to have a 'Further reading' section to reference other works talking about the same problems and similar solutions? E.g. links to SMACSS, BEM and any other methodologies you have been influenced by. Just a thought. :)

[jareware]

Taking a look at Enduring CSS it indeed seems like we've settled on very similar fundamentals. Maybe it means there's some underlying truths here which everyone lands on after spending enough time with CSS. :) Some great stuff in http://ecss.io/chapter8.html too, though also minor details we disagree on (such as on selector nesting, and on mixins).

When I have the time to do a "2nd edition" I'll definitely consider putting in a Further Reading section for things like this!

[benfrain]

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