If You're Going Out Of San Francisco…
summary
Argues that the real problem is getting the free open web to the other four billion and shows a concrete tool: Stylable, a CSS preprocessor used at Wix to keep CSS declarative, enable pseudo-elements and state, provide static analysis, rule-set shaking and a VSCode extension, and integrate with React and webpack. Points to scale: 100 million sites on Wix, Asia ~4 billion people and Double 11 sales of $9.2B versus US Black Friday $2.9B, using those numbers to justify performance and local-content priorities.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:46If You'Re Going out of San Francisco
- 13:03Css for Components
- 24:20Multiple Sclerosis
- 36:52Digital Divide
- 42:46Responsive Images
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