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CSS3 Multiple Columns
- tagada 14y agoThe course is nice but frankly, for either software tutorials or programming course, the video format totally sucks. Really.
- laumars 14y agoI hate complaining about tutorials because it's somewhat ungrateful towards those who invest their free time to share knowledge. But it's a real pity this is only a video. Some accompanying example code would have invaluable (particularly for dyslexics like myself who's so find it easier to follow source code than spoken languages). Minor criticism aside, this is an issue with CSS that I've struggled with in the past, so I welcome anyone who takes the time to explain it.
- killerpopiller 14y agoI thought responsive css-frameworks like foundation or bootstrap make this easy to implement. And indeed, I also prefer a written tut, it's just faster and easier to digest.
- laumars 14y agoI'm a Linux / UNIX sys admin and developer by trade. Web development is more a hobby than anything. So I tend to avoid frameworks because I enjoy the "fun" of creating things from scratch.
- ZoFreX 14y agoYou might want to look at grid systems - there's a lot available and they're generally quite small, but also add a lot of value. If you really want to make from scratch you could make your own :)
- laumars 14y agoYeah, I did make some frameworks myself. I appreciate the suggestions, but for me, half the fun is writing the systems myself. It's also why I went to the trouble of building my own CMS even though there are dozens of perfectly capable ones already available.
- baby 14y agoI'm very skeptical about these tutorials since codecasts[1] came around. We have new ways to learn that are way more efficient than before, why not using them? [1] http://cssdeck.com/codecasts http://cssdeck.com/codecasts