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i think about this article a lot whenever i hear about tailwind.
https://thoughtbot.com/blog/tailwind-and-the-femininity-of-css
... I'm very much not sure how I feel about that article. And I don't mean that in a negative way, it's just very... huh.
Interesting perspective. I've added it to the appendix at the bottom of the article
Uh, what? I've never seen or heard that kind of perspective. And I don't agree with it.
Technical teams certainly often focus on the more technical aspects. With requirements and [time] pressure, technical teams often remain within that view scope.
But as soon as you get other people on board technicality loses its importance. What you see is what you discuss and present and has impact.
I would have never thought of putting a gender on one or the other, or on a language.
This argumentation seems pretty pointlessly far off of the topic at hand. Why do you feel the need to categorize programming - and even all of programming - into a gender? That's completely misguided.