Locally Scoped CSS Variables: What, How, and Why
Una Kravets explains how leveraging CSS Variable scope can improve the size, specificity, and semantics of your stylesheets.
Una Kravets explains how leveraging CSS Variable scope can improve the size, specificity, and semantics of your stylesheets.
David Heinemeier Hansson on why you should try to incorporate a browser other than Chrome into your routine.
Front-end coders. UX, UI, & interaction designers. Content strategists and project managers. Site owners, marketers, and managers. They all attend AEA. Maybe it’s because no other conference delivers the education, inspiration, and community spirit of this uniquely comprehensive web event.
Keith J. Grant shares his thoughts on self-documenting CSS.
Miriam Suzanne demonstrates a couple of creative use-cases for viewport units.
Ire Aderinokun explains how the minmax() function of CSS Grid works.
Monica Dinculescu, with a little help from otters, will tell you what Web Components are and teach you how to use them.
Jens Oliver Meiert looks at the CSS of top 200 content websites and draws some interesting conclusions. (We repeat ourselves too much.)
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Tad is a free (MIT Licensed) desktop application for viewing and analyzing tabular data.
Cross-compatible syntax highlighting for Less. The package currently works with Sublime Text, Atom, Textmate 2, and Visual Studio Code.
Flexbox is incredibly powerful, but also very hard to master. That’s why Dave Geddes created a fun course that will help you learn the ins and outs of Flexbox.
(The course requires registration, but it’s free and well worth it.)
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Zoran Jambor