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Issue #37

December 12, 2012

Headlines

GitHub's CSS Performance

Jon Rohan
GitHub's CSS Performance

A talk by Jon Rohan on some problems solved related to CSS Performance at GitHub.

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Focal Point: Intelligent Cropping of Responsive Images

Joshua Johnson
Focal Point: Intelligent Cropping of Responsive Images

Very interesting idea (and implementation) that can also be applied to change the aspect ratio of images in responsive design.

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Articles & Tutorials

JSCamp: CSS Next

JSCamp: CSS Next

Divya Manian

Divya Manian provides an overview of newer features in CSS (the ones that are newly implemented and the ones that are yet to be implemented).

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Sprite sheet animation with steps()

Sprite sheet animation with steps()

Simurai

Animated gifs are no longer your only option — you can use CSS keyframe animations to achieve the same effect. Simurai will show you how.

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Those Damn Print Headers

Dan Harper

Dan Harper shows (and explains in detail) how to turn off print headers and footers. Very useful.

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Giving CSS Animations and Transitions Their Place

Val Head

Val Head suggest you put CSS animations and transitions into a separate file — if you’re dealing with a bunch of them, this certainly seems like a good idea.

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How to use the CSS3 transition property

David Pickett

A short introduction into CSS3 transitions.

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Resources

Responsive Email Templates

Responsive Email Templates

A set of awesome responsive email templates by Zurb. Only thing that’s missing (and in my opinion, it’s missing badly) is Outlook support.

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Until next week

Happy coding
Zoran Jambor

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