SMASHINGCONF

"The best way of being future friendly is to be backwards compatible" - @adactio #smashingconf

— Lasse Diercks (@Emanoule)2013-09-10 12:04:19

The best way to be future friendly, is to be backwards compatible. @adactio #smashingconf

— Jonas Fredin (@hellofredin)2013-09-10 12:04:14

RT @brad_frost: The best way to be future friendly is to be backwards compatible. @adactio #smashingconf #ffly

— Mrc Knblch (@MrcKnb)2013-09-10 12:04:14

RT @brad_frost: The best way to be future friendly is to be backwards compatible. @adactio #smashingconf #ffly

— Rene Escobar (@WebDevEscobar)2013-09-10 12:04:04

”The best way to be future-friendly is to be backwards-compatible." – Jeremy Keith #smashingconf

— Fabian Fabian (@filtercake)2013-09-10 12:03:56

"The best way to be future friendly is to be backwards compatible." #smashingconf

— Franz Dumfart (@vogrim)2013-09-10 12:03:56

RT @brad_frost: The best way to be future friendly is to be backwards compatible. @adactio #smashingconf #ffly

— Mark Hohertz (@MarkHohertz)2013-09-10 12:03:40

The best way to be future friendly is to be backwards compatible. @adactio #smashingconf #ffly

— Brad Frost (@brad_frost)2013-09-10 12:03:14

RT @sortenke: More sketchnotes from #smashingconf, this is no summary but a small part of @rainypixels’s wonderful talk. http://t.co/wciQ3j…

— Tim Reed (@ticktockreed)2013-09-10 12:03:01

Smashing performance at #smashingconf that shows us that web geeks don't only code in their spare time. http://t.co/Rjjqkm6vJn

— MoodleyBrandIdentity (@moodleyID)2013-09-10 12:01:38