More CSS than JavaScript with Trevan Hetzel
.NET Rocks!24 Sep 2014

More CSS than JavaScript with Trevan Hetzel

Carl and Richard talk to Trevan Hetzel about writing CSS code to do JavaScript work in modern web pages. When you're a coder, you tend to code. When you're a designer, you're more likely to style. Trevan discusses the many things that CSS can do that most coders tend to write JavaScript for instead. And once you see what's possible in CSS, the question drills in on - is this a good idea? Are we writing JavaScript that is better served as a behaviour in a style? Where do you want your stuff to live? Trevan also digs into a bunch of great tools for taking your CSS to a higher level, check them out in the show notes!

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Developing with Least Privilege - Don Kiely

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Charles Petzold on Charles Petzold!

Charles Petzold on Charles Petzold!

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DotNetNuke! A conversation with Shaun Walker and Jim Duffy

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Miguel de Icaza talks Mono!

Miguel de Icaza talks Mono!

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Kimberly Tripp on SQL Server

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Kimberly Tripp offers critical insights into SQL Server 2000 addressing Indexing, optimizing procedural code, the nightmare of row-based operations, and more. This show is 2.5 hours long!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

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The CLR Today and Tomorrow with Jeff Richter

The CLR Today and Tomorrow with Jeff Richter

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Clemens Vasters Rocks your World

Clemens Vasters Rocks your World

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