Talk in English - US at KC PHP User Group - June 2018
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/5ec4a
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Browsers are quickly evolving and some of the new tools they have given us can be used to build the same things we did previously, just with less code and for a better result. Less code also means faster time to production and fewer bugs. I will cover CSS Grid and Javascript’s IntersectionObserver as two somewhat new, but well supported, tools that can be leveraged today for great outcomes.
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This introduced two new concepts to me: the grid layout in CSS and the IntersectionObserver API in JS. I think that both concepts would benefit from being fleshed out into their own talks. A lot of the front-end terminology went over my head and it took me a while to catch up, but once I had a better idea about what the words meant, the concepts of the talk made more sense.
I would like to see the concepts introduced slowly and each concept build or improve upon the previous concept.
My "woah" moment was when Jesse demonstrated https://cssgridgarden.com/ , he increased the zoom so that all in the room could see it, and the layout didn't get wonky from the zoom.
Both of these talks, once they are further fleshed out, would make good conference talks.
Well done!
This was my first exposure to CSS Grid and IntersectionObserver. I learned a lot of new CSS terms and finally see how those scrolly-sites with sticky navigation are made.
Jesse did a great job pacing himself and covering the intricate details with visual examples and code. It was obvious he did a lot of preparation both in the slides and knowing the material. His mastery of the subject was high and he handled questions with ease.
This talk would be well received at any web development conference!
Great talk and great people! Cookies were great!