CSS vs. JavaScript, Trust vs. Control • Christian Heilmann • GOTO 2017
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Christian Heilmann - Senior Program Manager Developer Experience & Evangelism at Microsoft @ChristianHeilmann
ABSTRACT
CSS is a confusing matter for a lot of developers. We’re asked to write code that creates interfaces without getting the syntax we’re used to or the tooling we expect. Many a time this leads us to discard the language as silly and create interfaces using other means at our disposal. In this talk Chris Heilmann will show you how CSS evolved, what it can do for you and why it isn’t always needed to have control over what you [...]
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The bickering, as Chris says, doesn't help anyone. We need less tribalism and more sincere communication between camps. I was sold on this talk right away, and it didn't disappoint.
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What a great talk
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Really great stuff, Chris! I couldn't agree more. Many people under-estimate CSS and over-value Javascript. They both bring good things to the table and are best when they work in concert, just like all us little developers and engineers.
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wonderful talk to rethink the basics of front-end stuff !
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I love a talk when the UK Government get's insulted for being stupid. :*
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Great talk thanks.
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Wassup Chris?
This comment starts this way because there is a high chance that Chris actually reads this, because unfortunately, not many watch conference videos.
BTW that article of yours on the same was very good.
Edited talks to make them shorter would be great.
