Talk.CSS #26

So after two years of anyhowly-ing (this word just keeps getting longer, doesn’t it?), we seem to have settled on a schedule. So Talk.CSS #26 will be happening on Wednesday, 28 March. Venue is Skyscanner, at Kotoku-In on the 7th floor. Speakers TBC.

Latest CSS news by Talk.CSS
Our no-longer-new regular segment which will cover latest updates in the realm of CSS and HTML.

Faux sub-grid by Zell Liew
Here at SingaporeCSS, we really like CSS grid. But CSS grid is still a work in progress, and one of the things on our wishlist is the ability to have subgrids. While that's being worked on, Zell has come up with a stop-gap implementation for subgrid.

How to use atomic CSS and sleep at night by Sheldon Cheng
Atomic CSS is growing in popularity and has found fans and detractors alike. Sheldon shares how he went from not loving it to appreciating its usefulness, and incorporating part of it into this workflow

Frontend development for distributed teams by Ardy Dedase
Frontend development occurs in companies of all sizes, from one-man startups to huge corporations. This may be an overgeneralisation, but the more people are involved the more complex things become. Ever wondered how frontend development happens when there are more the 400 engineers involved? Ardy shares with us how things work at Skyscanner.

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