CSSConf EU 2013
2013-09-13
Berlin, Germany
[CSSConf EU 2013, CSSconf EU 2014, CSSconf EU 2015, CSS Conf EU 2017, CSSconf EU 2018, CSSConf EU 2019]
who it's for
front-end developers, ui engineers, web designers, css engineers, tooling engineers, performance engineers, browser engineers
topics
Web Components shadow root; HTML imports and templates; custom properties var(--); Polymer polyfill usage; Closure Stylesheets provide/require; CSS component bundling; preprocessor AST and parsing; Sass 3.3 maps and functions; Source Maps in Chrome Canary; keyframe sprite animations steps timing; math-powered 3D CSS transforms; CSS Regions and background-blend-mode
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Normalising designs for better quality CSS | Harry Roberts | 44m |
Argues for saying no to designs that bloat CSS and for pragmatic tradeoffs that keep a codebase tiny and maintainable. Uses concrete rules: a 16px base font… | ||
| Keynote | Nicole Sullivan | 21m |
Keynote gives concrete actions and outcomes: organized CSSconf US and helped start a Berlin/Europe edition via a blind call for proposals, explains how reading… | ||
| Future CSS in Web Components | Peter Gasston | 32m |
Web Components promise real encapsulation: create a shadow root with createShadowRoot and inject markup that the browser hides today (video controls are an… | ||
| CSS module system in Google+ | Shubhie Panicker | 24m |
Google+ implements a CSS dependency system that bundles templates, JavaScript and styles into components so pages load only the CSS they need, improving… | ||
| Pooping out CSS | Alex Sexton | 26m |
At CSSconf EU 2013 an explicitly technical walk through shows how a preprocessor turns SCSS text into an abstract syntax tree, performs reduction to remove… | ||
| Animation Studio Power Techniques with CSS | Rachel Nabors | 33m |
Demonstrates concrete techniques and working code: CSS keyframes and a steps timing function to create a sprite-based walk cycle (12 discrete steps, 1s loop)… | ||
| Intro.css | Jed Schmidt | 09m |
An opening that claims an intro entirely in CSS and actually strings together HTML5 element names and CSS3 properties as jokes, brags that speakers are in the… | ||
| Intro.css (Slides & Audio only) | Jed Schmidt | 09m |
Audio‑only, nontechnical conference intro that makes no concrete claims, shows no tools, no surprising numbers and nothing built or demonstrated; transcript is… | ||
| The Mind-blowing Power of Sass 3.3 | Chris Eppstein | 39m |
Demo shows an actual workflow: Source Maps in Chrome Canary with workspace mapping and live edits producing regenerated CSS, not just slides. Concrete language… | ||
| XSS. (No, the _other_ "S") | Mike West | 30m |
Claims that CSS alone can exfiltrate CSRF tokens via background-image loads, using attribute selectors and pseudo-elements with content:attr() to pull fields… | ||
| Maths-powered transforms for creating 3D shapes | Ana Tudor | 30m |
Concrete claims and code rather than vague promises: CSS plus SASS loops generate precise polygons and polyhedra by computing widths, radii and central angles… | ||
| Cutting-edge CSS features: Gaining control of Web Design | Razvan Caliman | 30m |
Shows concrete features and working demos: CSS Regions flowing into named flows moves text between boxes (used with 100vh units to keep pages single-viewport)… | ||
| CSS Levels Up | Angelina Fabbro | 32m |
History and process are concrete: CSS splits into modules, over 50 modules by June 2012, CSS2.1 becomes Recommendation in 2011, and new Level 4 modules land… | ||
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