Doing More With LESS

[David Engel]

When: Tuesday, Sept 25 @ 5:30-7:00 PM

(pizza/networking @ 5:30, presentation @ 6:00)

Where: Tipping Canoe (601-62 Albert St., Winnipeg)

What:

How a meta-language can help you take control of your stylesheets and help improve your style productivity. Whether you are a developer looking for inheritance, a designer looking for structure or a manager looking for efficiencies, the dynamic stylesheet language could possibly be just the tool for you.

We will examine such features as

- variables

- mixins

- operations

- nesting

- alternatives like SASS

Who: David Engel is a PHP and .NET developer with a Computer Engineering Degree from the University of Manitoba. David started developing .NET apps at Pulse Engineering to manage the business and engineering processes, then moved on to Tipping Canoe in 2007 where he helped build web-based consumer-driven applications on the LAMP stack using PHP. David currently is the Applications Developer for Maxim Truck & Trailer where he continues working with open source and Microsoft technologies to develop both internal and external applications.

How: We’ll start the meetup with pizza and networking at around 5:30. David will present at 6:00 and we will try to wrap up by around 7:00 to get you home at a decent hour. Feel free to stick around after the presentation, however, as some of us like to carry our discussions over to King Street for refreshments.

[Marcelo Hinojosa]

I wish I could make it Dave, would be nice to see ya - I have to take my boy to his choir rehearsal around 6pm.
Next time hopefully - thursdays and Mondays are best for me fyi,

Marcelo

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[Ricky Wiens]

Sorry Dave, I forgot about the google group again.

[Brenelz]

Won't be able to make it.  Maybe next time... 

Personally I use SASS more than LESS