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Why not version prefixes instead of browser prefixes for CSS?

Submitted by Marc Drummond on

The Prefixolypse is upon us.

For the past few years, one of the ways CSS has advanced is through the use of vendor prefixes. According to the minutes from a recent CSS Working Group meeting, that framework may be about to collapse.

Here’s my take on the coming Prefix Armageddon.

An Event Apart Minneapolis: Eric Meyer, "Everything Old is New Again"

Submitted by Marc Drummond on

The second day of An Event Apart began with Jeffrey Zeldman introducing Eric Meyer. Jeffrey pointed out that there was much one could say of Eric, but perhaps the simplest is to say that he has been documenting CSS since 1996, and browser makers have come to him to ask how to implement CSS in their browsers.

An Event Apart Minneapolis: Dan Cederholm, "The CSS3 Experience"

Submitted by admin_marc on

One of the key people from whom I learned how to do standards-based markup and CSS is Dan Cederholm, through his books Web Standards Solutions and Bulletproof Web Design. He has a real knack for taking the complex and challenging and transforming into something seemingly simple and doable. So the opportunity to hear him talk about CSS3 at An Event Apart Minneapolis was a real treat.

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