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Nov 11, 2022 1 hr 31 min

A very !important lesson (JS Party #251)

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Estelle Weyl has been building the web since 1999 and documenting it since 2007. Today she joins Amal for a loooong and deeeep conversation about new and !important features of CSS & HTML. Sit down, strap in, and prepare to be schooled!

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A very !important lesson (JS Party #251)

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  1. 0:00 Opener
  2. 0:22 Sponsor: Raygun
  3. 1:55 It's party time, y'all!
  4. 2:45 Welcoming Estelle
  5. 4:56 Estelle's background
  6. 7:43 How WHATWG was created
  7. 10:17 MDN as your default search engine
  8. 12:45 The CSS Working Group
  9. 18:07 HTML and CSS working together
  10. 20:03 Sponsor: Sourcegraph
  11. 22:42 Hebrew & CSS test results
  12. 25:28 HTML imports
  13. 26:52 We should use @Imports in CSS
  14. 27:47 Introing new CSS features
  15. 28:40 Interop with Web Platform Tests
  16. 31:17 Interop driving new CSS features
  17. 31:51 A11y concerns with <dialog>
  18. 33:56 All about the :has() selector
  19. 36:10 What's a forgiving selector list?
  20. 38:55 What's a relative selector list?
  21. 39:47 Practical uses of :has()
  22. 43:31 Sponsor: Retool
  23. 44:27 Cascade Layers
  24. 50:15 A useless piece of trivia
  25. 51:49 Back to Cascade Layers
  26. 53:59 Styling your style
  27. 56:56 The content editable attribute
  28. 57:57 Enumarated vs boolean attributes
  29. 1:00:10 Amal's amazing song of clarity
  30. 1:01:46 Back to content editable
  31. 1:03:48 The hidden attribute
  32. 1:07:05 JS is not very forgiving
  33. 1:08:35 HTML is incredibly powerful
  34. 1:09:52 The radio button
  35. 1:14:25 More about Open Web Docs
  36. 1:16:40 Why it's important to learn HTML
  37. 1:21:24 Things people don't understand about CSS
  38. 1:23:41 Cool HTML/CSS Pokemon
  39. 1:26:50 Wrapping up!
  40. 1:30:52 Outro

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