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How is it possible you only got 475 views at time of writing here? My second time on this one already, Spotify first, rewatched now. Was indeed a great talk at CSS day! CSS podcast, this here, all great work.

Keep em coming guys! Love your content :)

Thanks Adam and David fro doing this podcast consistency, it's getting real. Since last year, CSS become real modern and after writing css for many I still feel I know nothing 😂. The definitive guide is what I need to be comfortable again at css.

Brilliant! Cant wait to see Matthias again, after his superb talk at CSS Day 👏🏻. Also thank you so much for all the work you do on this channel. Much appreciated.

but 90% browser support? Shouldnt it be atleat 95% before using them?

is the 1000 pages answer the golden question of how to center a div tho

15:00 That was funny to see. After most of the "new gen" web devs praising Chrome for being the best piece of software ever made, one of the titans of web dev calling it a "Google Meet's Runner"

That fart story segment had me in stitches so fckn random😭😭😭😭😂😂💨💨

Very interesting and entertaining interview... That's what you can call a complete book, unfortunately we don't always have the time to read such extensive books and put their content into practice. Like many people, I end up leaning towards video tutorials... I'm a guitarist and watching the video I was curious about the Strat behind you, could you tell me what brand and model it is? Greetings!

can you make a talk with Josh W Comeau? Cos his Css course and React course so much popular

I swear your humor will only someone understand that uses css lol my husband didn't find any joke funny😂

Audio is only playing on the left side

It would help if you guys had a screen with code up that you could collaborate on while doing this. Helps to avoid difficulty in communication when trying to explain to each other what you're thinking of -- the code example youve written in your head.

lmao, what's truly nerdy is having a custom elisp function for searching different docs and search engines that I can call directly from emacs.

Read that, front to back, in 2006. Even print CSS, LOL. This book alongside Web Standard Solutions was gold.

your audio mix is scuffed, test with headphones, fix and repupload before it's too late

why is ur voice left sided

<wis-dom> would make a good custom element to output a key piece of info from a random web spec

Eminem & Cardy B rap about CSS 😂😎

Nice! I didn't even know CSS Day existed, now I have a bunch of cool talks to watch. The font-face things sound like a dream come true...

I just discovered your channel through the Back-End Banter podcast. As someone new to CSS, I feel lucky and grateful to have found your content. I hope more people discover your channel and show it the love it deserves!

- Your typescript it tight. Your backend work is tight. Your frontend chops are tight and your design chops are tight YOU ARE JUST AN ANIMAL!!! - I appreciate that. 🤣🤣🤣

Wait... 853 subscribers? Is this channel a clone? can't be this is the real deal and still hasn't exploded

This format is great, I watch an hour of great insights and I save a couple of hours on talks I'm probably not interested while I get some fair hype for some I could miss. Thanks for sharing.

Ordinal number is the word you’re looking for. As opposed to cardinal number which represents number of elements.

wait, 763 subs? lemme make it 764

Love the energy 👍🏾 enjoyed the chat and learned a trick or two. Top stuff 👍🏾

The color variables section really hits home for me... I've recently built a big React Component Library for our department and also chose to prefix everything e.g. --color-text-primary, --color-text-label etc. etc.. and there is still just so much. Wish I could force our designer to limit himself with the color options 😔 Same project, other time waster thing - I keep finding myself trying to preemptively engineer ways for other devs to tweak each component when its being used, but half the time these things are either permanently unused across all projects or simply miss the mark as I fail to predict the "real tweak" that's coming down the requirements line later. Hard agree on the tab-count limit thing! I am a serial tab killer :)

I believe "Indextual" === "ordinal". I like your word better...

Didn't actually get the difference between specifying desired state at "50%" instead of "to" (with "alternate" and half of duration)

using `will-change` property can help us to re paint better

Today I thought the same about the sibling thing because nth-child have value but we can't get it.

cool hack! :)

+1 on the "dumb/thin" container node just for setting name/type. Ive been shipping production container queries for a while now and this saves the headache of remembering which properties are/aren't off limits to change because you set them on the root container. Everything is fair game.

Great content! You need more subscribers!

I'm so excited for color-contrast 👏 here's to hoping it moves forward!

I felt this episode. Another fun quirk I encountered with range inputs is that they scroll the page on touch as soon as you use custom styles for them

I'm onboard with David. GUI Challenges were flawless execution. I had nothing to contribute to that conversation. After years of watching Adam's content, I know the humility is real but as an audience, we're usually not even gonna try to improve something made by a Googler.

So glad y'all are bringing this back! I've learned a whole lot from the episodes so far!

Amazing conversation! I absolutely love CSS and funnily enough I love Tailwind because it lets me write the CSS I want in a way that can survive all the curved balls of life, marketing department, performance etc. I know many people use Tailwind to "avoid learning CSS" - but I see Taliwind as a tool to write CSS - I use mini classes but I know exactly what CSS I am composing with it, instead of writing it by hand. And Tailwind is an excellent tool to teach CSS, thanks to the Intellisense hover info. I still get told to "just learn CSS" every week, but oh well 🤣

Damn that Argyle intro was FIRE

Magic Move is Keynote :P

Thank you for this, I needed it. Adams take are like oxygen to me 🤗

This was so funny! 😂 Thank you, I enjoyed it very much!

Appreciate the container query confession. I'm not alone!

That intro, wow!

Great episode. Loved hearing pro CSS Modules discussion and 55:30 Totally 100% agree with Jason here. Back in the day, CanJS was easily my favorite framework. Cool ideas, great code structure, fun to use... then they released like 3 major versions in a short span of time and, totally predictably, fractured and killed almost all the small brand loyalty it had. Such a bummer because CanJS is awesome.

Adam's argument at 38:29 was so well said, completely accurate, and absolutely hilariously perfectly delivered 👏😂

I'm bad at css I need help 😅😅

This is so great! We need more humble content like this! Thank you so much for making this!