CSS at Lonely Planet
Inspired by Mark Otto's post Github's CSS I thought I would quickly jot down how Lonely Planet's CSS is structured. I thought it was interesting to read some of the parallels and it's good to share how we work. Quick FactsWe write in Sass (Indented syntax).We have more than 150 source files.The compiled CSS is split into two stylesheets to allow for stronger caching across apps.The average weight
Front End Ops - Ian Feather
Your browser doesn't support the features required by impress.js, so the best I can do is a linear version of this Guide. If you can, check it out using a modern desktop browser. This talk isn't about grunt, bower or yeoman, it focuses more on the concepts and theory behind devOps and specifically how it can relate to the Front End. There is this Catch 22 situation around a lot of these topics: wh
Web Fonts and the Critical Path
his blog corresponds to my May 2013 talk @frontendlondon. The slides for that talk can be found on slideshare. The story behind FOUTCSS is justified critical due to the flash of unstyled content which would ensue if we deferred it. This is the main reason why web fonts are deemed critical to web pages: to avoid the flash of unstyled text which is then later repainted. When font-face landed we had
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