Aly Fluckey's guest appearances

Aly Fluckey

Tech Done Right

THAT

Doc Norton

Brian Hogan

Jeff Casimir

Katrina Owen

Nell Shamrell-Harrington

Brent Vatne

Steve Klabnik

Dave Thomas

Chris Meyer

Jeff Patton

Jeremy Foster

Michael Feathers

Chad Pytel

Corey Haines

Jason Lengstorf

OwlTail

What if you didn’t know programming was your thing? I talk with Aly about her tenure in software programming and how her involvement has helped her grow and navigate our fast moving industry. Aly Fluckey is a User Experience Developer working in Chicago. As a software and UX consultant, she specializes in building scalable and maintainable visual systems and has a passion for CSS, collaboration and product validation. When not at the keyboard, she enjoys traveling, cooking, philosophizing, going to concerts and switching her hair color too often.   Twitter: https://twitter.com/wtfluckey Github: https://github.com/wtfluckey

What if you didn’t know programming was your thing? I talk with Aly about her tenure in software programming and how her involvement has helped her grow and navigate our fast moving industry. Aly Fluckey is a User Experience Developer working in Chicago. As a software and UX consultant, she specializes in building scalable and maintainable visual systems and has a passion for CSS, collaboration and product validation. When not at the keyboard, she enjoys traveling, cooking, philosophizing, going to concerts and switching her hair color too often. Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/wtfluckey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/wtfluckey</a> Github: <a href="https://github.com/wtflucke" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://github.com/wtflucke</a>y

#AskTHAT Live with Aly Fluckey - From the corn fields of Cobol to React.

This one is with Table XI front-end developer Aly Fluckey and it’s all about how the Table XI team organizes CSS to best manage the demands of a large code base with lots of styles. We try to avoid common CSS problems, mostly involving having to guess what styles will actually be applied to any given element. The goal is to have the CSS be as predictable and easy to find as possible. I learned a lot from this interview, and if you work with CSS, I bet you will too.Special Guest: Aly Fluckey.

This one is with Table XI front-end developer Aly Fluckey and it’s all about how the Table XI team organizes CSS to best manage the demands of a large code base with lots of styles. We try to avoid common CSS problems, mostly involving having to guess what styles will actually be applied to any given element. The goal is to have the CSS be as predictable and easy to find as possible. I learned a lot from this interview, and if you work with CSS, I bet you will too.Special Guest: Aly Fluckey.

Preview Episode 2: Building Large CSS Apps And Components with Aly Fluckey