Hi. I think I should just make it clear that those statements are not my feelings, although I rephrased the specific part you mentioned because the words were giving that impression.

If you feel like HTML and CSS are good because they are used a lot or because you like using them or both, that's totally fine and it is not the focal point of the article.

The point here is that most developers on today's Frontend world seek for other things as they don't feel like you about HTML and CSS. Because of that, I am talking about those other things.

This is less about feelings about HTML/CSS, and more about reporting what may be ahead of it (or may not). Whether or not I like those tools and I'm comfortable with them should not be important at all in this specific case.