Canvas Conf, 2012

Written by Harry Roberts on CSS Wizardry.

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I’ve just returned from my third conference appearance at Canvas Conf, a small, independent conference in Birmingham, the heart of the UK. The event was incredible; a variety of very talented speakers with very interesting talks.

My talk, Big CSS, dealt with managing CSS on long running, large projects with lots of developers and lots of style[sheet]s.

Slides

My slides can be found over on Speaker Deck. There was no recording at the event but the slides should be fairly self-explanatory.

I’d like to thank the guys for inviting me to speak, the conference was a great success, a very feel-good day and a lot of fun. I’d also like to thank the audience, who were great, and everyone who offered kind words after my talk; I still get incredibly nervous. Cheers!

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By Harry Roberts

Harry Roberts is an independent consultant web performance engineer. He helps companies of all shapes and sizes find and fix site speed issues.