In this episode of Syntax, it’s part 2 of Wes and Scott’s journey through the CSS Trends Almanac for 2022 talking through the rest of the popular CSS properties on the web.

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Show Notes

00:06 Welcome
Syntax 525 - 2022 CSS Trends and Usage Web Almanac Part 1
01:22 Smart home updates
04:05 Box sizing: border box
06:57 CSS Columns
09:20 Aspect Ratio
Can I Use CSS Properties Rotate
09:53 Transitions and animations
13:36 Transition time
17:05 Steps as a timing function
19:01 Sponsor: Prismic
19:43 Blend modes
23:57 Responsive web design
26:31 Prefers Color Scheme
27:48 Popular breakpoints
30:57 Sponsor: LogRocket
32:06 Feature queries and @ supports
34:59 Logical and physical properties
37:59 css-in-js
Sam Magura - Why We’re Breaking Up with CSS-in-JS
Brad Frost - Why We’re Breaking Up with CSS in JS
42:28 Sass
43:20 Print styles
45:38 Sponsor: Sanity
46:38 Longhand properities
48:21 Non-existant properties
52:06 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××

××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××

Scott: Front Bumper Drillless Plate Holder
Wes: 1U Server Rack

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