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Issue #175

August 11, 2015

Debugging CSS Keyframe Animations

Debugging CSS Keyframe Animations

Sarah Drasner explains in detail how to effectively debug CSS Keyframe Animations.

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BEMIT: Taking the BEM Naming Convention a Step Further

BEMIT: Taking the BEM Naming Convention a Step Further

Harry Roberts explains how to add further meaning and information to the BEM naming convention.

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Articles & Tutorials

Making and Breaking the Web With CSS Gradients

Are you checking your stylesheets for outdated (gradient) syntax and making sure you have an unprefixed modern equivalent on a regular basis? Well, you should.

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Advanced CSS Filters

Vincent De Oliveira introduces backdrop-filter CSS property, which applies filters to the backdrop of an element, not to its background.

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CSS Modules: Why This Is the Most Significant Improvement to CSS in Years

Josh Johnston explains how can css-modules help you emulate local scope and control dependencies in front-end components.

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Use Gulp to Automate Your Critical Path CSS

Chris Ruppel shows how to use Gulp to automate the process of generating your critical path CSS.

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Preload Hints For Web Fonts

Bram Stein explains how will pre­load hints im­prove web font per­for­mance (when browsers start supporting them).

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Tools

CSSfmt

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Stretchy

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Inspiration

CSS Cubes and Pyramids

CSS Cubes and Pyramids

Ana Tudor created another impressive CSS animation that you absolutely must see.

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