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CSS Café
@css.cafe
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Regular online-only event, free to attend, with talks on various topics around CSS. Organized by @ichimnetz.com & @schepp.dev | Recordings & Info: https://css.cafe
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Wow – what a meetup!
Huge thanks to everyone who joined our in-person gathering right after #CSSDay.
Special shoutout to @miocene.io, Johannes, and Vilde for the fantastic talks.
We had such a great time and hope to see you all again next year! 🙌
A breakfast buffet featuring rows of pastries and sliced cakes. The front trays display banana bread and blueberry loaf slices on floral-patterned plates. Behind them, wooden boards hold neatly arranged croissants and pain au chocolat. Nils, Nesim, and Jan (from left to right) stand smiling in front of a CSS Café banner. All three are wearing light pink shirts with a small owl graphic. The setting is a covered courtyard with checkered floor tiles and glass walls. A few other people are visible in the background. Julia stands at the front of a cozy, wood-beamed room giving a talk to an attentive audience. Behind her, a presentation slide reads: ‘But can you even do anything useful?’ Johannes and Vilde are presenting in front of an audience at an indoor event. A large screen behind them displays the slide title “Ongoing Events.” The room is filled with seated attendees, viewed from the back, and has modern ceiling lights and wooden beams.
June 10, 2025 at 7:48 AM
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Join us for the first CSS Café meetup of the year! 🎉

@rachelandrew.bsky.social will show us a new solution for the visual vs. source order disconnect in CSS: the upcoming reading-flow property! 🌐✨

www.meetup.com/css-cafe/eve...
Event announcement for the CSS Café meetup: 'A Solution for the Visual and Source Order Disconnect.' The graphic includes a chalkboard-like background with a pink CSS Café logo in the top right. The title is prominently displayed in bold white text. Event details follow: 'Feb 6th 2025 | 5 PM CET by Rachel Andrew.' A photo of a speaker (Rachel Andrew) is shown on the left, framed like a Polaroid. On the right, there is a visual representation of boxes labeled 1–4, showing a reordering process. At the bottom right, there’s an image of a cup of coffee. The theme suggests accessibility and layout discussions with a casual, café vibe.
January 22, 2025 at 4:57 PM