What I Didn't Know in the 2020 State of CSS Survey, Part 2
Everything else I didn't know from the 2020 State of CSS Survey I couldn't fit in the first post.
What I Didn't Know in the 2020 State of CSS Survey, Part 1
The State of CSS Survey recommends those who take it learn more about what they aren't familiar with. Challenge accepted.
Min, Max, and Clamp
A few useful CSS functions for value ranges have been well-supported for a while, and I finally found them.
Restyling my Site's Code Snippets in Quarantine
Working on my personal site has helped keep me sane in quarantine. This includes a long-overdue style update for my site's code snippets to make them sleeker and clearer.
When Refactoring your Responsive CSS Backfires
Refactoring code is a tricky business. This is a small example of how fixing old CSS code creates even more problems to solve.
How to Build a SubAtomic Frontend Architecture
A SubAtomic Frontend Architecture balances Atomic CSS and BEM class naming to build a fast, flexible framework.
Lessons Learned from a Failed CSS Talk
Despite confidence in my 'Maintainble CSS' talk, a lack of focus made it go long. Here's how I don't plan to repeat those mistakes.
Tips for Making Maintainable Pattern Libraries
It's easy to see why pattern libraries are useful, but tough to successfully maintain them over time.