Wow. Scrolling through pics, and 7yrs ago TODAY, I gave my very 1st talk on performance at @CSSDevConf. Iβm actually pointing to a slide featuring the WebPageTest waterfall! π. Thank you @ari4nne β¨ππΎβ¨.
ALT Person in glasses and a navy blue button up polkadot shirt, presenting at a conference, pointing at the screen.
ALT Picture of the jacket, with the logo that means: βthe CSS boat, CSS developer conference 2015β.
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29 Apr 2022
Senior Developer, John Ferris has worked with Aten for 10 years! Over the years, highlights include collaborating on a data visualization project with @Guttmacher and speaking at @cssdevconf and @drupalcon. John's currently enjoying work-life balance in Jeju-do, South Korea.
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28 Aug 2020
Absolutely have to mention the first conference I ever attended, then had the honor to sketchnote twice, and then host my first drink and draw: @CSSDevConf - all my love to @ari4nne and of course forever @teleject π
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11 Apr 2020
CSS Dev Conf made such a difference in my career, this small event put together in quirky locations by good people.
It is my hope that Women of React Conf will have some of the impact for others that @CSSDevConf had on me
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11 Apr 2020
@CSSDevConf was put on by @ari4nne and @teleject. They accepted my talk, and there I was, meeting @tabatkins, @pamasaur, @chriscoyier. I came back almost every year I made it through the blind CFP process. I continued speaking around the world at similar confs, meeting more folks
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11 Apr 2020
Something I've been thinking a lot about while working on WomenOfReact.com...
It was the @CSSDevConf that really made me feel like I belonged in a community. I wasn't having a good time at other confs, but it had such a good vibeβa CoC, approachable experts, new speakers
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10 Apr 2020
So sorry to hear this. CSSDevConf was life changing for me. Christopher was so warm and genuine, and helped so many of us in the front end community. He will be greatly missed.
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28 Aug 2019
That's awesome! The Stanley Hotel @CSSDevConf was my 1st dev conference and I wish I'd been able to keep my poster! (Suitcase damage, sadly)
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2 Jun 2019
I am really honored that @bmoresponsive made your list! It was so great having you as a speaker and our guest as well as meeting @AJKandy! Thank you!
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1 Jun 2019
Honestly, I don't remember which conferences had perks or whatever. I remember which ones made me feel welcome and appreciated (whether as a speaker or as an attendee).
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1 Jun 2019
The one thing they all have in common is the organizers seemed to really want to put on a good conference and make sure all the attendees and speakers had a good time. A lot more personal interactions with the organizers and they seem genuinely happy you're there.
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31 May 2019
A lot on Twitter today about bad conference organizing. Instead, I'd like to hear about your favorite conferences you've spoken at. Some of mine: @CSSDevConf, @convergese, @bmoresponsive (@mjovel), @cssdayconf, @dcww's Code(Her), @CascadiaJS, and @nejsconf
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Pela primeira vez no palco da Conf, temos a honra de anunciar: Mina Markham ππ
Ela Γ© Senior Engineer no Slack, ama design systems e jΓ‘ palestrou em diversos eventos no mundo todo, como a CSSDevConf, Fluent, and Future of Web Design. Welcome @minamarkham!
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13 Nov 2018
But @CSSDevConf had blind voting on their CFPs, and mine got in! All that quiet CSS wrangling through the Recession had paid off, and I was able to deliver a creative talk that lots of people liked, not just in Hawaii but in Germany and Italy and Spain...
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13 Nov 2018
I remember the first conference I was flown to speak at, @CSSDevConf. Iβd been scritch-scratching away at design and development for years in my local community, and I never felt like I had much of anything to offer. I didnβt register as a local expert or anything.
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7 Nov 2018
Last year I saw @MinaMarkham give an amazingly heartfelt, funny, insightful and personal keynote at @CSSDevConf, and I was blown away by the impact a compassionate, non-technical talk at a tech conference could have. It inspired me to try and do the same as well. Thank you, Mina!
Are you famous for a thing? Speaking/writing about the thing?
Did a woman and/or person of color inspire you to pursue that thing through their own hard work and experience for that thing?
Have you thanked or acknowledged that person in your work?
Today is a good day to start.
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mr @TrentWalton gave a presentation on this idea two years ago at @CSSDevConf ... wish I could find a video on it: speakerdeck.com/trentwalton/β¦
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