No. The lack of abstraction tools is the definition of a lower level language.
You know it's a lower level language when, as a developer, you feel the need for one higher. I submit Less and Sass as evidence.
Honestly, this alone making it to standard css would have me taking a week off knowing how much time I'd save in the future:
.c {.b .a}
... where a and b and c are all classes.
No. The lack of abstraction tools is the definition of a lower level language.
You know it's a lower level language when, as a developer, you feel the need for one higher. I submit Less and Sass as evidence.
Honestly, this alone making it to standard css would have me taking a week off knowing how much time I'd save in the future:
.c {.b .a}
... where a and b and c are all classes.