html - google's use of class names -
i noticed strange way of naming classes in g+ , gmail..
example: a-b-h-jb a-b-rf-db a-rf-db d-s-r
(see g+'s code yourself!)
who hell that? impossible keep track of did in future.. same gmail.
it known way of doing css unfamiliar with? oocss? if googler reading this, can please explain? or if not 1 wrote code, please share thoughts or prove dumb ass , don't know common css naming 'good practice' (can call that?)
google uses called google web toolkit (or gwt) compile java "applications" javascript/html/css counterparts. gwt used gmail , google wave , assumption used g+.
the gwt "compiler" (cs purists never call gwt compiler term fits) programatically names javascript functions, css classes, html form ids, etc. never legible.
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