Talk.CSS #41

After 2 years of owning the last Wednesday of every month slot, we have decided to move to the first Wednesday of every month slot. This month, we will be graciously hosted by our friends at Viki. They will also be feeding you, so say all the nice things when you see the Viki folk!
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Latest CSS news by Talk.CSS
Our no-longer-new regular segment which will cover latest updates in the realm of CSS and HTML.

Pure CSS mob by Nguyen Tuong Van
CSS has been used in creative ways to beautify articles on the web. How about taking a seat back and imagine CSS being used for purposes that we don’t encounter often in our everyday dev lives? In this sharing, Van will exchange her thoughts with the audience on CSS being used to make artworks and why she finds it an exhilarating journey.

Making better inputs with pseudo-elements by Dylan Ho
Dylan will be sharing how Carousell uses ::before and ::after to override the browser’s default inputs like checkboxes and radio buttons.

Implementing Trigonometry in SCSS and lessons learnt by Liu Weiyuan
CSS is good. But there are limitations to what a stylesheet language can do. Weiyuan will take us through how SCSS can elevate our approach to CSS and adopt core engineering principles like code reuse and unit testing, all while recreating trigonometric functions in SCSS.

The CSS doctor is in (our segment that never gets utilised)
Layouts looking a bit broken? CSS issues getting you down? We're here to help. Tell us your CSS problem and get a crowd-sourced solution from all the CSS enthusiasts in Singapore right here.

Lightning talks welcome, just poke Hui Jing when you get there. We welcome any CSS-related topics at ANY level because we’re all here to learn and share :)