Totally agree with you.
Nesting selectors increase coupling with DOM.
I did this a lot and I was not productive. At first seems to reduce code, but them, every change in the template I needed to change in the CSS.
What helped was to start building utility classes which I can reuse them.
As the other guy said, nesting selectors has few good usages, should be used carefully.
What helped was to start building utility classes which I can reuse them.
As the other guy said, nesting selectors has few good usages, should be used carefully.