Since the release of CSS 2.1 in 2011, the W3C has used a modular approach for the development of new features, allowing for more immediate and incremental improvements to CSS.
PostCSS allows us to take the same modular approach to adding and managing new CSS specs — and even non-spec "super powers" — without having to worry about preprocessor specific syntax.
In this talk, we'll discuss...
* CSS releases through the years
* modularized specification
* vendor prefixes, mixin libraries and CSS preprocessors
* PostCSS - what it is and how it works
* specific PostCSS plugins in combination with (or in place of) Sass
* getting started with PostCSS today