SassConf was the flagship conference for the @SassCSS community and anyone dreaming of a more beautiful web. Birthed in NYC 2013.

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My favorite code to write is CSS. There’s something magical about taking a blank canvas and making it beautiful. Don’t let others shame you into hiding your true passion because it’s not deemed as “difficult” as other areas within tech. You do you ❤️💁🏻‍♀️
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Native <img> lazy-loading is coming to the web! bit.ly/loading-attribute <img loading=lazy> defers offscreen images until the user scrolls near them. Shipping in Chrome ~75 bit.ly/loading-i2s
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Brenda is awesome. Was part of the NYC CSS Layout Club from the beginning — figuring out Grid in 2016. Helping to shape the Firefox Grid Inspector. She knows her stuff. Watch this video! And follow @brendamarienyc
🔥 Today's TOP 5 talks: Brenda Storer - How to use CSS grid today in the real world. Thanks to @brendamarienyc. codetalks.tv/talk/brenda-sto…
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The CSS Working Group agreed this morning on adding many math functions. We now have: • calc() • min() • max() • clamp() • sin() • cos() • tan() • acos() • asin() • atan() • atan2() • hypot() • sqrt() • pow() The face of CSS is rapidly changing. – at San Francisco, CA
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“What we see as good web design is rooted in the technical limitations of CSS2.” — @rachelandrew at #aeasea
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My “Enough with the JavaScript already!” talk wasn’t about JS being bad, it was about HTML and CSS being good. If you can do something in just HTML, do it; if you can do something with just CSS, do it. Only when HTML+CSS fails you is it time for JS.
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Some projects are ephemeral ✨ we love what @clarity_conf is doing for the community. May we all keep building new models inspired by each other; continuously reimagining a better web and environment for those that create for it. 💛
A few folks have mentioned to me that @clarity_conf has filled the void since @sassconf has not had an event in some time. I’m conflicted about this. I like the idea of carrying the torch for now (with hopes it comes back). But I don’t think anything can ever replace SassConf. 💕
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Replying to @Una @SassConf
^What Im saying is: being around passionate devs who were building, experimenting, &sharing changed how I saw my own potential +opened doors
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Replying to @Una @SassConf
^ taught my classmates, started a meetup, made Sass friends in ATX, started another meetup when I moved there, started speaking @ meetups...
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If I didn't go 2 @SassConf I wouldn't have started experimenting, blogging about new features, gotten involved in the community, .. 2/
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Please join us in celebration of @nex3 and @JhoiraArtificer's wedding! We love you both. #nataliz
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New Sass course in Spanish, featuring @SassConf t-shirt! xitter.cf/Acamica_com/status/742…
Estas listo para dominar Sass? @evaferreira92 te explica cómo lograrlo en este #NuevoCurso-->bit.ly/1Pslih6
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Should I do a @clarity_conf 2017?
83%Heck, yeah!
0%No, take a break.
17%Um. What is Clarity?
76 votes • Final results
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I was pretty lucky that the first developer conferences I went to were @SassConf and @CascadiaJS - both in 2013.
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Just released Sass 3.4.20, with a deprecation that will help us clean up interpolation in Sass 4. Read all about it: sass.logdown.com/posts/30832…
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