24 Ways is back! Yay! This year’s edition kicks off with a great article by Hui Jing on using @supports:
Chances are, the latest features will not ship across all browsers at the same time. But you know what? That’s perfectly fine. If we accept this as a feature of the web, instead of a bug, we’ve just opened up a lot more web design possibilities.
Oh, how I wish I could’ve been at Web Directions Code in Melbourne to see this amazing presentation by Charlotte. I can’t quite get over how many amazing knowledge bombs she managed to drop in just 20 minutes!
I heard nothing but good things about this talk from the Fronteers conference. There’s some great stuff in here—I really like its historical perspective.
Charlotte is a big fan of feature queries.
Eric walks through a really nice use of CSS shapes and @supports on a page of the An Event Apart site.
It’s a nice little illustration of how we can use advanced features of CSS right now, without the usual wait for widespread support.
A thorough explanation of @supports from Jen, with plenty of smart strategies for using it in your CSS today.