This is a post on My Blog about agile frameworks.

Kareem Dabbeet

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Learn how to defend the layout in case of long user-generated content and achieve consistency using defensive CSS techniques. Also, discover the importance of truncating text and sharpen your CSS skills.

Defensive CSS

Defensive CSS is a good way to write bullet-proof CSS!

Very nice! It’s just a single tip. But has many more in right side bar.

LOL! The post ended so quickly 😂

I read this and alot of it at first glance i was like ok this is nice, but then i fully analized it all and when i was least expecting i had read all of the site content lol WOW. i must say the short form examples worked for me! i grasped alot of new concepts.

Yeah this usually depends on the requirements of the client, if you see for example a list of product names and some are similar only the last part of the text is different, then this isn’t really a great thing.
But works great nonetheless