People sometimes scream to everyone else that tabs are better than spaces, but they don't realize that their IDE most of the times automatically converts tabs in 4 spaces.

@Alice if your ide converts it by default this doesn't apply:
You press tab -> you get 4 spaces
You press backspace -> these 4 spaces will be removed.
Add simple as that

@Alice TBH I am pro spaces (because of the way they are visualized in the same identical way everywhere) but I don't kill myself pressing the space bar 4 times!

@HAlex I prefer tabs because every single person can have the indentation size set for themselves.
CSS is indented with a tabsize of 3 spaces
HTML is indented with a tabsize of 3 spaces
JSON with tabs of 2 spaces
And anything else with tabs of 4 spaces.

Im simply talking about indentation and not alignment (even though every tab indenter does it that way its still misunderstood by those space indenters).

@Codex404 I didn't know about the first 2, weird, 3 spaces? What!?? I've always used 4 spaces...

@Codex404 ok I've made a quick research, 4/4 say "use 2 spaces" for HTML and CSS

@HAlex for HTML I think 4 is way to much and 2 is not enough for clarity. But there are devs that always prefer 4 so thats why so many tab indenters love tabs.

Personal preference over forced indentation size.

@HAlex yeah 2 and 4 are most common but I was like why not do odd and go odd :)

@Codex404 got it, I find using 4 spaces in HTML great for understanding the blocks but bad if the file is longer than 20 lines.
I should probably use less spaces, thanks for the suggestion

Btw on github ive setup everything two 2 tabs to see everything better because of the small code window.

@Alice no one uses the space key to indent. That's fucking stupid.