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Writing CSS seems pretty straight forward until your project and team starts to grow. CSS has a lot of issues, in this episode we share some advice for making it a little bit easier. We\u2019ll also discuss ways to create a scalable CSS architecture for large projects and teams.\n\nItems mentioned in the episode:\nSarah Drasner, Chris Coyier, Una Kravets, Sass, Less, Transpilers episode, BEM, Sass-lint, BEM lint, React, Radium, Aphrodite, Webpack, Ruby, Ruby Sass, LibSass, PostCSS, CSS Houdini, SMACSS, SassySass, Wai Lun Poon, Dart, xkcd compiling, Stylus, Jade, TJ Holowaychuk, Express, Koa, Go, Autoprefixer, Flexbox\n\nPanelists:\nRyan Burgess - @burgessdryan\nAugustus Yuan - @augburto\nJem Young - @JemYoung\nDerrick Showers - @derrickshowers\nBrian Holt - @holtbt\nMars Jullian - @marsjosephine\n\nPicks:\nRyan Burgess - Art of Readme\nRyan Burgess - Nas - Wrote My Way Out\nAugustus Yuan - Google Code-in\nAugustus Yuan - CSS Stats\nJem Young - Sketch\nJem Young - Complete Intro to React\nDerrick Showers - Code Pen\nDerrick Showers - Nextdoor\nBrian Holt - CSS Wizardry\nBrian Holt - mrmrs\nBrian Holt - Una Kravets\nBrian Holt - Sarah Drasner\nBrian Holt - Rachel Nabors\nBrian Holt - City of Minneapolis\nBrian Holt - Laphroaig Madeira\nMars Jullian - cssreference.io\nMars Jullian - The Great Dickens Fair