»When you write CSS, there is always context and you’re about to touch it!«
Read on: ‘Why BEM?’ in a nutshell
»When you write CSS, there is always context and you’re about to touch it!«
Read on: ‘Why BEM?’ in a nutshell
This is what my stylesheet source looks like when using postcss-import w/ globbing:
Always missed globbing in Sass. With BEM you produce a lot of partials and don’t want to import every last one of them.
»Wie ist dein Name?«
»Dirk.«
»Wie?«
»D-i-r-k.«
Und er so:
How to use Gremlin.js with HTML Custom Elements and BEM CSS to build modular server-side driven websites, not web apps.
Read full post »Use Ember, Angular or React for server-side rendered websites? Well, no.
—Look, Gremlins! How ’d they instantiate?
Introducing Gremlin.js: web components for websites, not apps.
https://t.co/eVa2gDhUGs ➞ @vorbeigescrollt
— DECAF (@_DECAF) 4. Dezember 2015
The current Ghost release includes public API features. Still beta, but lovely. They made us build archives pages and tags pages. Awesome, thank you!
Read full post »Again: why use BEM for CSS?
—Because you won’t be able to write modular CSS without.
Released new Kalason website: BEM + GREMLIN.JS + Laravel + Magento. —Go grab all those christmas goodies!
Need to go widescreen to show you my Adventskalender. Danish chocolate. Gift from client.
🍫🐿
If you find BEM syntax ugly, there’s a good chance your website footer contains some code is poetry
or made with love in {town}
.