Episode 29
29: Mark Otto - Bootstrap 4 and CSS architecture at scale
In this episode, Adam talks to Mark Otto, creator of Bootstrap and director of design at GitHub.
November 10, 201548m 12s
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Show Notes
They talk about the brand new alpha release of Bootstrap 4 and some of the most significant changes. They also talk about choosing units, when to use utility classes and the importance of a component-based CSS strategy.
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- Mark's blog
- Bootstrap 4
- CSS Stats
- Parker, CSS analysis tool
- Code Guide, Mark's HTML and CSS standards
- WTF, HTML and CSS?, Mark's collection of useful front-end gotchas
- BassCSS
- Tachyons
- About HTML Semantics and Front-End Architecture by Nicholas Gallagher
- "Medium's CSS is actually pretty f***ing good." by @fat
- GitHub Primer
- Sponsored by Laracasts
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