The CSS Grid Layout Module Level 1 (CSS Grid) has given developers the tools to build complex layouts with relatively little code. It affords us complete control over layout behaviour and positioning of items in two dimensions. At the same time, it has given us many more CSS properties to learn and understand, which can be overwhelming. How do you figure out the best way to build a layout when faced with so much choice?
In this talk, Michelle will demystify some of the new terminology, properties, and functions that have arrived with CSS Grid. We’ll bust some common myths and look at how we can harness these new tools to build robust layouts, even with dynamic content. We’ll take an in-depth look at a real-world example of a complex layout, and in the process learn about the superpowers that Grid provides us with.
The fabulous @MicheBarks doing her talk 'Building Intelligent Layouts' at #WCBRS.
In this talk, I will be looking at various ways to shortcut your workflow. Saving time typing with handy shortcuts for the command line, such as scripts and aliases, emails, and every day tasks. Leaving more time for problem solving and coffee drinking.
This talk will cover workflow and shortcuts on my Mac, introducing terminal, Alfred, Brew, ZSH/Oh My ZSH and shell scripting. While it focuses on Mac, most of the talk is applicable for anyone using or connecting to a Unix/Linux system as well.
By the end of this talk, you will be rushing to shortcut your life.
Gutenberg is the biggest update that has come to WordPress in many years. This is how a small WordPress studio reacted to this massive core change and why we decided to rebuild our internal processes.
The fabulous @david_darke giving his talk 'Gutenberg: How a WordPress studio adapted'.
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