@darius got nearly the same tree in other same fantastic websites as well. Just wondering whether it is the behavior of modern web applications or just design problems of twitter?

@darius holy divs there Elon

@darius @milofultz I once heard someone say you can estimate the size of an orgs engineering team by the number of divs a core feature is rapped in. They said it as a snide comment, but I honestly think there’s something to it.

@darius when VCs get involved in buildings of circles of hell...

@darius remember when you could "view source" a site and actually learn something? this is ridiculous.

@darius Insane. This kind of industrial bloat-web development deserves a big painful end.

@darius No wonder the Twitter web UI is so slow.

@darius nobody can convince me that this isn't deliberate obfuscation

@darius flex flex flex flex flex flex flex flex flex flex flex

But at least the code their developers see is sure beautiful? It's all that matters in modern software development, right?

@darius why the hell are they all named like that.

@darius any idea why those class names are so weird? clearly generated but what is it accomplishing? i know in some cases it's ad blocker evasion but that can't be the only reason can it?

@darius sigh

@darius it's divs all the way down