I attended the talk and the workshop. What is interesting is that it genuinely challenges. Some CSS designers who I really respect did not 'buy in' to her theory even after spending a day with her. However, as a programmer, who has since used the OOCSS in a context 'for real' I found that it does live up to its promise in practice (unlike the CSS 'semantic html/best practice' story, which sounds great in theory but so often becomes spaghetti in practice)
I attended the talk and the workshop. What is interesting is that it genuinely challenges. Some CSS designers who I really respect did not 'buy in' to her theory even after spending a day with her. However, as a programmer, who has since used the OOCSS in a context 'for real' I found that it does live up to its promise in practice (unlike the CSS 'semantic html/best practice' story, which sounds great in theory but so often becomes spaghetti in practice)