#sassconf

Keeping Your Sass Squeeky Clean with Adam Onishi (@onishiweb)

CSS Grids

Sass for IE

Breakup Sass Components

Extends

We Are Architecht Front End BoilerPlate

Idiomatic CSS Guidelines

Idiomatic Sass Guidelines

We Are Architecht Guideline

Causes Linters

unCSS

Grunt ucss

Shame.css

Autoprefixer

Multiple Stylesheets

Talk Slides

Building an Artful Web with Smith Schwartz (@smithschwartz)

Andy Goldsworthy Rain Shadows

Wolf Kahn

Art & Fear Book

Owl Rat

Talk Slides

Tab Atkins Keynote on the Future of CSS (@tabatkins)

:matches pseudoclass

CSS Extensions

Selectors Level 4

Responsive Images Community Group

Talk Slides

Spreading the Sass Love with Una Kravets (@una)

Sass Bites Podcast

Sass News Sign Up

nvite

Meetup

Talk Slides

Sassy Colors with Katie Kurkoski (@KatieK2)

Lab Index

Mountains Example

Boat Example

Why Use Mix instead of Lighten/Darken

Talk Slides

Style as a Service: Maintaining Style Across Multiple Websites with Shay Howe (@shayhowe)

Belly Rolodex

Talk Slides

Future Tools: Beyond Live Style Guides with Adam Detrick (@akdetrick)

Sassquatch

Hologram

Meetup Swatches

Bower

Making Meetup

Thinking (Inside the Box)x3 with Mason Wendell (@codingdesigner)

Typecast

Sassy Modular Scale

Modular Scale

Color Schemer

Pattern Lab

Singularity

Breakpoint

Talk Slides

Refactoring Workshop (@elyseholladay and @gina)

Workshop Files

Pragmatic Font Sizing

Sassy Starter

Grunt CSS Comb

Gulp CSS Comb

Workshop Slides

UI Regression Workshop (@klamping)

Workshop Files

Optimising the Critical Rendering Path with Patrick Hamann (@patrickhamann)

Workshop Page

Expanding Your Sass Arsenal with Anthony DiSpezio (@adispezio)

Workshop Slides

Around the Web

Lighten & Darken vs. Mix from @flipstewart

Tinting & Shading by @scottkellum

LibSass

Style Stats

Learn to Code HTML & CSS

Color Oracle

Unconference Sessions

Eric Suzanne -- Map Magic

Eric Suzanne -- Map Magic Demo

Scott Kellum -- Grid Demo #1

Scott Kellum -- Grid Demo #2

Scott Kellum -- Grid Demo #3

Beautiful Open

SassConf interview w/Hampton, Nathan and Chris. Yeah, this really happened!

At the end of SassConf 2013 in NYC, I had the amazing opportunity to sit down with the creators, maintainers and amazing minds behind Sass. Hampton Catlin, Nathan Weizenbaum and Chris Eppstein.

Just to forewarn, this interview was held outside in an open space while the conf was still happening, there are a few, pretty funny, cases where blunt editing was required.

Missed SassConf? Don't worry! Here's a collection of links I gathered just for you (in a somewhat chronological order)!

Slides from Cheap Sass Tricks! (John W. Long)

Speakerdeck (John W. Long)

Sass at Github Slides (Ben Bleikamp)

Github's Style Guide

What is KSS?

Roughdraft.io -- Pretty blog gists from Github

Sass to CSS converter in browser

Libsass (Sass Implementer written in C!)

Chris Eppstein's Keynote

Sass 3.3 Changelog!

Blog post -- Clean Out Your Sass Junk Drawer (Dale Sande)

YIQ Color Contrast

Photoshop Blend Modes in Sass

Show Your Work and Share Your Toys Slides (Eric Meyer)

Sweating the Small Stuff Slides (Tim Hettler)

$lists: For Fun & For Profit (Roy Tomeij) Files

Normalize.scss (Edit this file for each project!)

Style Prototype from Team Sass

Managing Complex Projects w/Design Components (John Wilkins)

Redesigned Sass Website!

Takana (Sass + LiveReload using Libsass)

Visual Guide to Sass & Compass Color Functions

Designing in the Browser Slides (Mason Wendell)

Sass Color Schemer

Singularity Grid Framework

Foundation 4 Documentation

Refactoring Web Interfaces Slides (Jina Bolton)