Comments on: Some of the Top Minds in the World of CSS and why you should be following their Work http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/ Web Design & Development Blog Fri, 24 Feb 2012 23:55:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Web Design http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-78114 Web Design Thu, 29 Sep 2011 11:25:34 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-78114 nice one i like it nice one i like it

]]> By: Andrew http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-35502 Andrew Sat, 05 Mar 2011 11:05:30 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-35502 Yes, of course, learning by self one of best ways Yes, of course, learning by self one of best ways

]]> By: sree http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-35365 sree Wed, 02 Mar 2011 23:01:09 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-35365 GREAT THIS IS REALLY INFORMATIVE. GREAT THIS IS REALLY INFORMATIVE.

]]> By: Listed on FAQPAL.com http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-31934 Listed on FAQPAL.com Tue, 04 Jan 2011 01:56:46 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-31934 <strong>Some of the Top Minds in the World of CSS and why you should be following their Work...</strong> When I started learning CSS, I did some research to find out who were the best people at the time sharing their knowledge online. I found that this was the best way of learning CSS by myself. Of course, I wasn't learning CSS by myself, I recruited the...

Some of the Top Minds in the World of CSS and why you should be following their Work…

When I started learning CSS, I did some research to find out who were the best people at the time sharing their knowledge online. I found that this was the best way of learning CSS by myself. Of course, I wasn’t learning CSS by myself, I recruited the…

]]> By: You are now listed on FAQPAL http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-8208 You are now listed on FAQPAL Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:45:08 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-8208 <strong>Some of the Top Minds in the World of CSS and why you should be following their Work...</strong> When I started learning CSS, I did some research to find out who were the best people at the time sharing their knowledge online. I found that this was the best way of learning CSS by myself. Of course, I wasn't learning CSS by myself, I recruited the...

Some of the Top Minds in the World of CSS and why you should be following their Work…

When I started learning CSS, I did some research to find out who were the best people at the time sharing their knowledge online. I found that this was the best way of learning CSS by myself. Of course, I wasn’t learning CSS by myself, I recruited the…

]]> By: nev http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-7435 nev Fri, 26 Feb 2010 20:01:28 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-7435 very good thanks very good thanks

]]> By: Chaitanya http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-7272 Chaitanya Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:56:17 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-7272 Awesome list... I am bascially a new coder and I would surely benefit from learning from these wonderful people.. Thanks again Awesome list…
I am bascially a new coder and I would surely benefit from learning from these wonderful people..

Thanks again

]]> By: Michael http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-7141 Michael Sat, 20 Feb 2010 06:56:22 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-7141 Really nice article, thank you for that but I think Dieter is right, you have to put Stu into this list :) Really nice article, thank you for that but I think Dieter is right, you have to put Stu into this list :)

]]> By: Dieter http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-6543 Dieter Fri, 05 Feb 2010 01:47:02 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-6543 I think you should include Stu Nicholls at CSSplay. One of the best :) I think you should include Stu Nicholls at CSSplay. One of the best :)

]]> By: Yaili http://inspectelement.com/articles/some-of-the-top-minds-in-the-world-of-css-and-why-you-should-be-following-their-work/#comment-5629 Yaili Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:02:34 +0000 http://inspectelement.com/?p=5294#comment-5629 Hmm… I wasn't aware of this discussion. @Ionut: I'm a bit relieved that the part you're making a point about is the HTM. It doesn't mean, of course, that HTML and CSS don't live hand in hand with each other, but I must confess I'm more fascinated about exploring the possibilities that lay on CSS applied to some simple semantic markup. In regards to the article on 24 Ways, as Tom pointed out, its purpose is to introduce the readers to what's been done. Be it a solid, final spec or something more experimental. For example, there are hundreds of articles on the Web explaining how to use the box-shadow property (even recently published CSS books), but it wouldn't be nice to point out how that property has been removed from the spec now. Also, the 24 Ways article's title may be a bit misleading: most of the article is about explaining how a form can be styled in an interesting way using just CSS. But thanks for commenting on that, it's your informed opinion, and I'll be more than happy to investigate it further. About your last remark, that's just mean. I love what I do, and I love writing about it. I realise that a lot of people are coming fresh to CSS everyday, and are sometimes working in an environment that doesn't invite experimentation. I'm glad and, I don't mind saying, proud, every time someone tells me that some post I wrote on my blog introduced them to something new in CSS. I make an effort to come up with new content, and lose many sleeping hours to write those articles, and that's because I really think someone can benefit from that. If I "impress novices" or gain "undeserved notoriety", well… what can I do? Sorry for the long comment, I realise now it's far longer than what I had in mind :) Hmm… I wasn’t aware of this discussion.

@Ionut: I’m a bit relieved that the part you’re making a point about is the HTM. It doesn’t mean, of course, that HTML and CSS don’t live hand in hand with each other, but I must confess I’m more fascinated about exploring the possibilities that lay on CSS applied to some simple semantic markup.

In regards to the article on 24 Ways, as Tom pointed out, its purpose is to introduce the readers to what’s been done. Be it a solid, final spec or something more experimental. For example, there are hundreds of articles on the Web explaining how to use the box-shadow property (even recently published CSS books), but it wouldn’t be nice to point out how that property has been removed from the spec now.

Also, the 24 Ways article’s title may be a bit misleading: most of the article is about explaining how a form can be styled in an interesting way using just CSS.

But thanks for commenting on that, it’s your informed opinion, and I’ll be more than happy to investigate it further.

About your last remark, that’s just mean. I love what I do, and I love writing about it. I realise that a lot of people are coming fresh to CSS everyday, and are sometimes working in an environment that doesn’t invite experimentation. I’m glad and, I don’t mind saying, proud, every time someone tells me that some post I wrote on my blog introduced them to something new in CSS. I make an effort to come up with new content, and lose many sleeping hours to write those articles, and that’s because I really think someone can benefit from that. If I “impress novices” or gain “undeserved notoriety”, well… what can I do?

Sorry for the long comment, I realise now it’s far longer than what I had in mind :)

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