Slides on New CSS Features

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I spoke with Ray Camden at the Grand Rapids Web Developer/Designer Meetup this week on some of the new CSS features that Adobe has been working on. The event went well, Ray did an awesome job and hopefully I didn’t stumble through the CSS parts too much.

I’ve posted my presentation on GitHub for anyone who is interested. It’s high-level but shows off how to use some of the new features and shows them in action. To view the demos you’ll have to have Google Chrome Canary with the Experimental Webkit Features flag enabled. And the last part requires a prototype Webkit build from Adobe. If you have any feedback, let me know.

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  • Parashu Nepal

     It’s really interesting to use new features of CSS. I am really interested on this. Thanks for posting article.

    Parashu Nepal

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    Thank you for sharing it with us.