WordCamp Montréal, Aug. 19, 2012 - The value of keeping all code D.R.Y (Don't Repeat Yourself) is universally accepted and demanded in the world of programming, but when it comes to CSS we've all learned to compromise and live in a wet mess. We don't have to! This talk This talk by Jeremy Clarke -- a self-taught web developer and an organizer of WordCamp Montreal -- goes over how you can use thematic and structural CSS definitions to cut down on wasted code, simplify maintenance and unify your site styles just by DRYing out your standard CSS.
Source: http://2012.montreal.wordcamp.org/
Speaker: Jeremy Clarke (http://twitter.com/jeremyclarke)
A video presented by Savoir-faire Linux (http://www.twitter.com/sflinux)
