dotCSS 2015
By Anders Olsen Sandvik on
dotCSS was the first CSS conference I have attended.
Unfortunately the conference had no WiFi which would be nice for the people coming from outside of France.
The location was a cramped and beautiful theater (see photos by Andrey).
I also attended the [dotJS](Link to blog post) conference.
There was a lot of CSS spec talks and several speakers spoke about the CSS-TAG Houdini Task Force, a project to enable Javascript to interact with the CSS engine. Una Kravets had a great talk about CSSgram. I recommend watching Rachel Andrews talk about layout with Flexbox, Grid and Box Alignment.
If you work in a big company Daniel Eden had an interesting talk about the challenges they faced at Dropbox with CSS.
Why Paris is awesome place for conferences like #dotCSS pic.twitter.com/sSyFfHjInG
— Andrey Sitnik (@andreysitnik) December 4, 2015Proof I was at the confrence.
👤 Rachel Andrew ✓ Recommend
🎥 The New CSS Layout
💻 Slides
🔗 Modern css layout
📝 Interesting talk about layout with Flexbox, Grid and Box Alignment.
My talk from @dotCSS is now online. 18 minutes, 68 slides. Grid, Flexbox, Box Alignment. https://t.co/6RGXg5sch9 #… pic.twitter.com/7oiDyUc38e
— Rachel Andrew (@rachelandrew) December 22, 2015
👤 Andrey Sitnik
🎥 Fix global CSS with PostCSS
💻 Slides
📝 Showing off some stuff that can be done in PostCSS.
Keynotes from today @andreysitnik talk “Fix Global CSS with PostCSS” from #dotCSS in Parishttps://t.co/1rzBXAeNS7 pic.twitter.com/V3zO7qP7Ti
— PostCSS (@PostCSS) December 4, 2015
👤 Daniel Eden ✓ Recommend
🎥 (S)CSS at Dropbox
💻 Slides not available.
📝 A nice talk about the challenges Dropbox had with a large CSS codebase. He talks about some of the problems. I would like to hear a lot more about how to attack the problems or what Dropbox did about them but still an interesting talk.
👤 Ben Briggs
🎥 Lightning talk 1: Ben Briggs
💻 Slides
📝 Talk about CSS optimizations with CSSnano.
👤 Una Kravets
🎥 Editing Images with CSS
💻 Slides not available.
📝 CSS image filters.
Back with 18 minutes slots. Our next speaker is Una Kravets @Una, front-end developer & designer at @IBMBluemix pic.twitter.com/iTlWXLQkIk
— dotCSS (@dotCSS) December 4, 2015
👤 Alan Stearns
🎥 Becoming Responsible for CSS
💻 Slides
📝 How to get more involved in the creation of the CSS spec.
"Shoot when things go wrong" @alanstearns co-chairman of #CSS Working Group - Don't hesitate to bug report! @dotCSS pic.twitter.com/f736W9XYst
— Tophe (@topheman) December 4, 2015
👤 Tom Giannattasio
🎥 Transform Alchemy
💻 Slides
📝 CSS transforms
Lets ignite the last session of the day with Tom Giannattasio @attasi, founder of @macawco pic.twitter.com/bMJzHTeXvb
— dotCSS (@dotCSS) December 4, 2015👤 Chris Eppstein
🎥 Expanding the Boundaries of CSS
💻 Slides
📝 Extra features in CSS and valuation of designers.
Our next speaker @chriseppstein, co-creator of @SassCSS#dotCSS pic.twitter.com/s3yfza3zxc
— dotCSS (@dotCSS) December 4, 2015
👤 Daniel Glazman
🎥 Pushing CSS to new frontiers
💻 Slides
📝 Talked about CSS Working Group.
CSS beyond Styling. @glazou wants it to replace XSLT. And even more with https://t.co/rZGRFnoF3E #dotCSS pic.twitter.com/xzw3Co7gKh
— nedtNedter (@nedtNedter) December 4, 2015