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I have spent the past couple of years trying to build and launch products (yeah, the "Indie Hacker" path) and never made a single dollar. Recently I've been considering building online courses focused on the technologies I already know and work with. I worked with teaching before getting into software, so I know a thing or two.

- Are you building educational content on the web? (courses, 1:1 lessons, e-books, anything)

- How do you publish/sell your product? (YouTube, Fiverr, Udemy, Gumroad?)

- General advice for people looking to start?

Hi HN folks,

I am confident writing code in almost all layers of a modern web application now. Node.js/JavaScript, SQL, Angular etc., all took me some time to grasp but now are a breeze to write.

My pain point is currently CSS. I have a good understanding of advanced selectors and properties, but my final CSS code always end up being a mess. I am constantly overwriting styles, writing classes that can't be reused or composed in more than one element and using way more !important rules than I probably should.

Where do I start on the path to write clean, reusable and maintainable CSS?