SMASHINGCONF

Accept transience and imperfection #smashingconf

— Patty Delgado (@pattydelgado)2013-09-10 09:29:36

Meanwhile at #smashingconf http://t.co/Y8Kj5Fdrc1

— Kris de Jong (@krisdejong)2013-09-10 09:29:20

@necolas <p class="text"> Really? What should be inside a p element if not text? #smashingconf

— Gunnar Bittersmann (@g16n)2013-09-10 09:29:15

Sooo True #smashingconf http://t.co/Q3bEjQOPTi

— Hans Christian Fessl (@hachecenet)2013-09-10 09:28:52

#smashingconf @necolas Nothing is perfect, Nothing lasts, Nothing is finished.

— Marko Dugonjić (@markodugonjic)2013-09-10 09:28:50

RT @brad_frost: Design principles for effective CSS, by @necolas #smashingconf http://t.co/VNSlsv2ZC4

— Sebastian Sebald (@sebastiansebald)2013-09-10 09:28:31

@necolas "Nothing is perfect. Nothing lasts. Nothing is finished" Great mantra #smashingconf

— Pascal (@PascalThuet)2013-09-10 09:28:21

@smashingconf “Nothing is perfect; nothing lasts; nothing is finished.” Lovely front-end design principles from @necolas at #smashingconf.

— Ethan Marcotte (@beep)2013-09-10 09:27:57

RT @brad_frost: Design principles for effective CSS, by @necolas #smashingconf http://t.co/VNSlsv2ZC4

— Mark Hohertz (@MarkHohertz)2013-09-10 09:26:42

Check it out: http://t.co/daQyjJVM1Y #smashingconf

— Franz Dumfart (@vogrim)2013-09-10 09:26:27