MoscowCSS
On April 6 at the Attic RAMBLER & Co will take place MoscowcCSS mitap. We will hear 3 reports:
Undocumented CSS Techniques. Dmitry Grigorov, client application development engineer at Rambler & Co.
In modern CSS, we often look for workarounds around subtle bugs in the browser. But the difficulty is to learn how to creatively apply the capabilities of CSS given to us. In my report, I will talk about some undocumented useful CSS techniques that allow you to create flexible and easy solutions for a wide range of tasks that will be maintainable and, as far as possible, compatible with existing standards.
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It's time to start sniffing - Grid Layout is here. Sergey Popov, frontend developer at Setka.
About Grid Layout has already been said a lot. A large number of articles, examples, tools. However, only now can we begin to freely use this specification. It's time to finish reading reference books and start using Grids in the real world.
We follow the CSS. Daria Pushkarskaya, frontend developer, author of the project Your mentor.
Making mistakes is normal if you are mortal. But we are superheroes with you, and we have no right to make mistakes. Therefore, linters come to the rescue. Today we’ll look at CSS linters: what were they yesterday, what is happening to them today, what trends are being observed and what can we expect from them in the future? Let's see.
Registration: moscowcss.timepad.ru/event/457567
Undocumented CSS Techniques. Dmitry Grigorov, client application development engineer at Rambler & Co.
In modern CSS, we often look for workarounds around subtle bugs in the browser. But the difficulty is to learn how to creatively apply the capabilities of CSS given to us. In my report, I will talk about some undocumented useful CSS techniques that allow you to create flexible and easy solutions for a wide range of tasks that will be maintainable and, as far as possible, compatible with existing standards.
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It's time to start sniffing - Grid Layout is here. Sergey Popov, frontend developer at Setka.
About Grid Layout has already been said a lot. A large number of articles, examples, tools. However, only now can we begin to freely use this specification. It's time to finish reading reference books and start using Grids in the real world.
We follow the CSS. Daria Pushkarskaya, frontend developer, author of the project Your mentor.
Making mistakes is normal if you are mortal. But we are superheroes with you, and we have no right to make mistakes. Therefore, linters come to the rescue. Today we’ll look at CSS linters: what were they yesterday, what is happening to them today, what trends are being observed and what can we expect from them in the future? Let's see.
Registration: moscowcss.timepad.ru/event/457567
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/325612/
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