• You’re not doing work just to do it over again. • The web doesn’t have a fixed canvas size • It’s not any slower, It’s usually faster • CSS is super rad you guys • Interactivity! • And hey, text looks better
• Developing big redesign or new feature, it’s almost impossible to do live • As soon as you have two (or more) people, it’s required • Version control • You can use preprocessors • Deploy at will • Find in project • Can work offline (which is faster)
• Super fast Find in Project • Command-T • Per-project settings files (e.g. ignoring css) • Command-Shift-Period • Autocomplete functions • Easy to enforce my spaces preference • Emmet (ex Zen Coding) Sublime Text 2 things I like and use all the time:
It’s up to you to break cache. style.v1.css style.v2.css style.css?v=3243 style.css?v=3244 ... http://derek.io/blog/2009/auto-versioning-javascript-and-css-files/
Past Firefox davemartorana.com/multifirefox ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases Current Firefox mozilla.org/firefox Future Firefox nightly.mozilla.org
• Started designing in Photoshop but moved to browser quickly • Working locally is a good thing • Version control is a good thing • Preprocessing is a good thing • Performance as workflow • Testing Recap