Rachel Andrew returns! Rachel is a sought out expert on web design layout technologies like CSS Grid and Flexbox, an invited expert to CSS Working Group, and author of several books. Her latest book, The New CSS Layout, is out now from A Book Apart.
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Time Jumps
2:05 Why did you write The New CSS Layout?4:30 What do you think of CSS display table layout in 2017?6:50 Any 3rd party item probably solves problems youโre not dealing with.10:00 Are people not learning or writing CSS these days?15:30 The challenges with CSS Grid.17:38 Where should developers go for help?20:00 What is a block formatting context?24:50 Using CSS multi-columns.28:00 Doing design without media queries30:00 Source Order vs. Display Order33:00 Views on fallbacks, feature queries35:50 Future of non-rectangular grid elements38:00 CSS Round display coming in the future39:10 What is Perch CMS and how might people use it?Links:
Christopher SchmittChristopher Schmitt on TwitterRachel AndrewRachel Andrew on Twitter๐ The New CSS LayoutGrid by ExampleRachel Andrew on NBSP Episode 82 - The Future of CSS LayoutsRachel Andrew on NBSP Episode 8DaveRupert.com - For Loops are BadCSS Dev Conf 2017 New OrleansW3C CSS Working GroupPerch CMSPerch RunwayNon Breaking Space Show on TuneInNon Breaking Space Show for AndroidNon Breaking Space Show on Google PlayNon Breaking Space Show on iTunesNon Breaking Space Show on Facebook๐บ Non Breaking Space Show on YouTubeNon Breaking Space Show Newsletter