Are you new to CSS - or like the rest of us, learning more about CSS with each new project?
CSS is quirky. You learn some things / and you just keep moving. Maybe you pick up a framework / and things break - and you don't know why. Maybe you never really learned how positioning works - or the difference between block, inline, and inline-block. Maybe you've never even used a float or a clearfix before --- OR maybe you've been using CSS everyday in your work for your whole carreer. Either way... there is always more to learn / and discover. Remember when they figured out what we could do with that @media rule? ANYWAY. Where can we all talk about it in real-time? Where can we get some eyes on our issue faster than stackoverflow or codepen or reddit? Well, I looked for a Slack channel - and I looked for a Discord channel... but I couldn't find one / so, I created one: HERE: /cascading-style-sheets (I just clicked a few buttons) - You should join me there! It'll be fun. : )
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