Tiny CSS Projects

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Nick & Amelia welcome the co-authors of Tiny CSS Projects to discuss their awesome new (and still in-progress) Manning book all about CSS!

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Featuring:

• Martine Dowden – Website, GitHub, X
• Michael Gearon –
• Nick Nisi – Website, GitHub, Mastodon, X
• Amelia Wattenberger – Website, GitHub, X

Show Notes:

• Tiny CSS Projects (use code podjsparty20 to save 40%!)
• Join the JS Party community to win a free ebook!

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Fejezetek

1. Opener (00:00:00)

2. Sponsor: Square (00:00:38)

https://changelog.com/square

3. Intro (00:01:32)

4. A hoy hoy! (00:02:21)

5. Introducing Martine (00:02:46)

6. Introducing Michael (00:03:16)

7. Introducing their book (00:03:43)

8. Whos is this book for? (00:05:33)

9. Amelia's D3 book struggles (00:07:56)

10. Why the book is evergreen (00:08:26)

11. No CSS-in-JS content here (00:09:04)

12. Importance of strong foundations (00:09:57)

13. Different CSS layouts (00:12:24)

14. The relief of not supporting IE (00:14:45)

15. Sponsor: Sentry (00:17:00)

https://sentry.io/demo/sandbox/

16. On CSS Grid (00:17:53)

17. Choosing examples & graphics (00:19:53)

18. Keeping a book's code updated (00:23:38)

19. Logistical problems of co-authoring (00:24:50)

20. CSS grid-template-areas (00:25:41)

21. Variable naming in this day and age (00:27:49)

22. grid-template-area + media queries (00:28:41)

23. Making sure your grid flow works (00:30:32)

24. Sponsor: Fly.io (00:31:23)

https://fly.io/changelog

25. Creating a profile card (00:33:41)

26. Using & abusing flexbox (00:34:54)

27. Aligning items in CSS (00:36:07)

28. The power of custom properties (00:37:42)

29. Fun ideas you can pick out (00:39:02)

30. Wisdom gained while writing (00:40:16)

31. Concepts not included in the book (00:41:22)

32. What they wish they knew when learning CSS (00:43:20)

33. Acquiring knowledge with a purpose (00:44:46)

34. Early access and presale (00:46:42)

35. Martine on CSS-in-JS (00:48:50)

36. CSS is not going anywhere (00:49:51)

37. We'll catch ya next time! (00:50:38)

38. Outro (00:51:37)