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SXSW Panel: Unleashing CSS
by Allen Stern on March 10th, 2007
For some reason the afternoon panels are shorter. I hate short panels and discussions. This one felt rushed and while I hate short panels, I REALLY hate these damn cheesy mac powerpoint fly-ins. Remove them. Period.
This was a discussion on unleashing css for ie7 by Christopher Schmitt of Heavision.com - had a few highlights on things you can now do, but also had yet another rehashing of the browser wars of the past decade. Blah.
Here are the laws he suggests:
- Rule #1 – say no to betas
- Rule #2 – know your adoption rate
- Rule #3 – take an inventory
- Rule #4 – keep 'em seperated
- Rule #5 – kick ass
That's really all I got from that 20 minutes session.
So why bother posting if you didn’t get anything out of it? Now I read it and didn’t get anything out of it.
Because they’re covering SXSW and it happened there. Their coverage wouldn’t be complete without mentioning it.