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Issue #174

August 4, 2015

Designing Flexible, Maintainable Pie Charts With CSS and SVG

Designing Flexible, Maintainable Pie Charts With CSS and SVG

Lea Verou shows how to design flexible and maintainable pie charts with CSS.

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CSS vs. SVG: Graphical Text Effects

CSS vs. SVG: Graphical Text Effects

Sara Soueidan goes over a few techniques for creating graphical text effects using CSS and SVG.

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Articles & Tutorials

Modern CSS Layout, Power and Responsibility

Rachel Andrew shares some thoughts on modern CSS layouts. (New layout tools may actually cause as many problems as they solve.)

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Constructing CSS Quantity Queries On The Fly

You want to build a dynamic CSS module and style items based on the count of siblings? CSS quantity queries solve just that—now with a tool to generate CSS.

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Use Gulp and UnCSS to slim down your CSS framework

Chris Ruppel on how to eliminate the unused CSS from your frameworks.

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Is PostCSS a Game Changer?

PostCSS is gaining some serious traction. As such, it has an ever-growing, pleasantly plump plethora of plugins. If you’re not familiar with it, you should read this.

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Trello CSS Guide

Trello’s CSS guide provides some architecture for writing clean and maintainable CSS.

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Tools

CSS conic-gradient() Polyfill

A polyfill that lets you experiment with CSS conic-gradients now.

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Dragula

Dragula is a simple drag and drop library that has no dependencies and an excellent browser support (IE7+).

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Inspiration

The 'I' in Team

The 'I' in Team

Shawna Moser shares a few of the simple ideas that can help you become a valuable member of any team you join.

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