Slides and Resources from CSS Dev Conf 2017 New Orleans
CSS Dev Conf 2017 was multi-track conference held in New Orleans from October 9–11.
Every year, CSS Dev Conf’s lineup is a combination of featured speakers and online community voting. To speak at CSS Dev Conf means your idea is picked in a double-blind voting process over hundreds of other worthwhile submissions.
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CSS Dev Conf 2017 Presentations
For your reference, we’ve gathered slides — and in the case of some presentations, resource files — in the list below. Because some resources are still in progress, we’ve created this post, a place where we’ll add any other 2017 Dev Conference items we find.
Keynote Sessions, in chronological order
- Saving the World with CSS by Mina Markham
- Why Fast Matters by Harry Roberts
- Closing Keynote Q&A with Dave Rupert
Finalists Sessions
- What’s New in JavaScript? by Wes Bos
- Animating Vue by Sarah Drasner
- Building a CSS pipeline using npm by Carlos Filoteo
- Non-traditional Layouts with CSS by Wendee Fiorillo
- Design Systems 2.0: Creating Consistent Interfaces by Micah Godbolt
- The Ins and Outs of Easing by Val Head
- Flipping Tables: Displaying Data on Small Screens by Stephanie Hobson
- Ride the Lightning (Making Fast Websites) by Matt James
- FLIPping Out About Animated Layouts by David Khourshid
- Light Speed Web with Progressive Web Apps by Julia Konivestska
- Element-first design with context-aware CSS by Michael Rog
- Responsive Web Applications with Container Queries by Jonathan Snook
- Slaying Your Webpack Dragon by Varun Vachhar
- Obscure CSS to Solve Common CSS Problems by Estelle Weyl
- From Braces to Pixels by Greg Whitworth
- Removing Unwanted CSS by Chris Hawkins
The “Best Of “ Presentations, picked by attendees of CSS Dev Conf 2017!
- Using CSS Grid in the Real World by Brenda Storer
- Don’t Use My Grid System (Or Any Others) by Miriam Suzanne
- Variable Fonts by Jason Pamental
- The Transformation of the Transform by Dan Wilson
- Style Guides, Languages, and the Tale of the Million Dollar Button by Vincent Nalupta
- Introducing a Design System to a Legacy Product by Paul Grant
Resources and Notes
Here are some other resources and posts put together by attendees. Please let us know if you post about the conference, so we can add a link here:
- Notes from CSS Dev Conf 2017 sessions by Ben Hong
- Top 3 CSS Dev Conf Takeaways by Paul Grant
That’s everything for now, but keep checking our resources page for new additions!
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