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Decreased Jekyll Build Times 5x with a Custom Asset Pipeline
My team and I ditched the jekyll-assets gem for a homegrown asset pipeline and decreased build times by a factor of five. This is how we did it.
Are You Overthinking CSS?
CSS is inherently simple. Maybe you're overthinking it. Maybe you don't need some crazy system guiding your CSS. Maybe you just need a few simple rules.
Introducing Component-Driven CSS (CDCSS)
Yes, it's yet another CSS methodology. CDCSS combines inspiration from other methodologies to help your system stay focused on being a system, while also being simple, consistent, and flexible.
Simplify CSS Measurements using REMs
Using REMs exclusively for measurements in CSS is a handy tool for enforcing a stronger design system.
CSS Grid Layout v CSS Frameworks
Should you be using a CSS Framework to build your grid or should you use the native CSS Grid Layout?
Do You Need a CSS Framework?
It's 2018. CSS is pretty powerful on its own. Do you really need to implement a framework?
The 3 Principles of Good CSS Design
CSS is hard, but we make it that way. Keep to the basics and you'll be empower yourself to build and scale products quickly.
Use PurgeCSS To Optimize Stylesheet with Jekyll
Typically your application's stylesheet bundle contains several rules your site doesn't need. Here's how to use PurgeCSS to remove those unused styles when you're working on a Jekyll site.
Simple Looping Crossfade Image Slideshow
A simple way to give the appearance of a full-screen looping slideshow with crossfading animation.