Scalable Frontend architecture
Praveen Kumar
@apnerve
Learn how to structure your CSS to allow for flexibility and maintainability as your project and your team grows.
Explore a workflow where we develop a limited number of reusable components that can contain a range of different content types.
Outline
This talk is aimed at CSS authors who want to improve their workflow, learn to write well-structured and organized code that is easier to build and maintain.
I’d be covering the concepts like ooCSS, BEM and SMACSS. These approaches would be useful for creating fast-to-develop yet long-lived projects that encourage team scalability and code reuse without having a steep learning curve.
Though I mentioned “front-end”, I’d be covering HTML and CSS alone. No JavaScript.
Requirements
Knowledge of well structured markup.
Good understanding of the cascade, specificity and inheritance in CSS.
Speaker bio
Praveen is a web addict and technology enthusiast with over 6 years of experience in web development. He is equally as excited by well-balanced typography as he is by well-written code. He loves coding, rants about bad coding practices and makes fun of SEO “experts” on twitter.
Links
- http://stackoverflow.com/users/69310/apnerve
- http://apnerve.blogspot.in/
- https://twitter.com/apnerve
- http://labs.apnerve.com
- http://labs.apnerve.com/ashok-chakra
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