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I have never learnt more things in css in such a short time. Seeing someone else go through and seeing them write CSS with live results gave me more insight tha

I have never learnt more things in css in such a short time. Seeing someone else go through and seeing them write CSS with live results gave me more insight that the constant rehash of "things you can do with CSS3" . Pausing it playing around with it and the continue the tutorial was amazing. The practical application seems pretty low but as a way of teaching CSS it was great. If someone knows more tutorials like that please tell me about them.

binarydreams 14y ago
There's a whole bunch of such 'codecasts' coming soon. Not only on CSS3 stuff but on JS, Coffee, SASS, Zen Coding, Markdown, etc. too!
- redslazer 14y ago
  Is there somewhere I can subscribe so I hear about it when that happens? Or could I give you my email address?
  - binarydreams 14y ago
    You can follow @cssdeck on twitter and also subscribe to RSS http://feeds.feedburner.com/cssdeck http://feeds.feedburner.com/cssdeck
    - redslazer 14y ago
      That twitter handle doesn't seem to exist :( Ill just sub to the feed :)
      - binarydreams 14y ago
        Did you remove '@' ? https://twitter.com/cssdeck https://twitter.com/cssdeck
        redslazer 14y ago
        Oh wow im an idiot. I kept looking for cssdesk (note the "desk"). All good :)
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mustardhamsters 14y ago
Definitely. At first I was thinking "okay, another useless CSS trick" then "wait, just one element?" then "why does this read like I'm watching a video?" then I finally found the play button and just sat back and thought "oh my god". I had no idea those before and after pseudo elements were so powerful, or that box shadows could be that awesome.
anonymouz 14y ago
I find the recent trend to put all kinds of tutorials, introductions, etc. into videos or similar quite off-putting. It is much harder to skim through, or adjust my reading speed to how fast I can comprehend what's being said, which depends on whether I'm looking at some code or watching him type out boilerplate. There is also a tendency to make 10-minute long videos out of things that could be typed into a couple of paragraphs. That said, this particular instance with it's interactive features is certainly one of the better variants (if you must go with streaming).
prezjordan 14y ago
I believe(?) this was heavily inspired by TheCodePlayer [1], but I don't see any mention of him around here. He has lots of really nice videos like this. [1]: http://thecodeplayer.com/ http://thecodeplayer.com/

binarydreams 14y ago

There's a whole bunch of such 'codecasts' coming soon. Not only on CSS3 stuff but on JS, Coffee, SASS, Zen Coding, Markdown, etc. too!

redslazer 14y ago
Is there somewhere I can subscribe so I hear about it when that happens? Or could I give you my email address?
- binarydreams 14y ago
  You can follow @cssdeck on twitter and also subscribe to RSS http://feeds.feedburner.com/cssdeck http://feeds.feedburner.com/cssdeck
  - redslazer 14y ago
    That twitter handle doesn't seem to exist :( Ill just sub to the feed :)
    - binarydreams 14y ago
      Did you remove '@' ? https://twitter.com/cssdeck https://twitter.com/cssdeck
      - redslazer 14y ago
        Oh wow im an idiot. I kept looking for cssdesk (note the "desk"). All good :)
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mustardhamsters 14y ago

Definitely. At first I was thinking "okay, another useless CSS trick" then "wait, just one element?" then "why does this read like I'm watching a video?" then I finally found the play button and just sat back and thought "oh my god". I had no idea those before and after pseudo elements were so powerful, or that box shadows could be that awesome.

anonymouz 14y ago

I find the recent trend to put all kinds of tutorials, introductions, etc. into videos or similar quite off-putting. It is much harder to skim through, or adjust my reading speed to how fast I can comprehend what's being said, which depends on whether I'm looking at some code or watching him type out boilerplate. There is also a tendency to make 10-minute long videos out of things that could be typed into a couple of paragraphs. That said, this particular instance with it's interactive features is certainly one of the better variants (if you must go with streaming).

prezjordan 14y ago

I believe(?) this was heavily inspired by TheCodePlayer [1], but I don't see any mention of him around here. He has lots of really nice videos like this. [1]: http://thecodeplayer.com/ http://thecodeplayer.com/