#Development #Proposals
Searching for a new CSS logo · It’s time for a change and some fresh proposals https://ilo.im/160cew
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#Development #Proposals
Searching for a new CSS logo · It’s time for a change and some fresh proposals https://ilo.im/160cew
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#Logo #CSS #CSS3 #CSS4 #CSS5 #CSS6 #Evolution #Community #WebDev #Frontend
Here are all the links that were dropped during today's meetup:
* https://github.com/CSS-Next/css-next/discussions/92
* https://syntax.fm/show/812/css-4-5-and-6-with-google-s-una-and-adam
* https://github.com/CSS-Next/css-next/issues/105
* https://css-levels.netlify.app/
* https://github.com/CSS-Next/css-next/pull/104
* https://www.css.cafe/css-speech/
I would love to see proper versioning on CSS. I still remember the release of CSS3 and it's sad, that this moment just happened once in the 18 years I do this job now.
At the same time other language had multiple ground breaking releases.
CSS isn’t developing in a slow way. Not a bit. But you can't put the finger on a feature set. You can't hire for a specific feature set.
"10 years of CSS experience" can mean, that border-radius is the most exciting thing that person ever did and starts to cry if they see the clamp syntax.
"1 year experience with CSS 5" on the other hand would be pretty clear.
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2024/08/time-to-talk-about-css5/
A really interesting read.
“Naming is always hard, yet it’s just something we have to do in CSS to properly select things. I think it’s time we start naming [CSS releases] like this, too. It’s only a matter of time before “modern” isn’t “modern” anymore.” — Geoff Graham
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2024/08/time-to-talk-about-css5/
#Development #Challenges
It’s time to talk about ‘CSS5’ · What’s the optimal way to describe CSS’s evolution? https://ilo.im/15zpet
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css squares in a square animation with css trig and clamp()
Diagonal lines css (Chrome+) with anchor-positioning
Finally got my head around mod() in #css
CSS anchor-positioning with mouse cursor and clicks