Learning LESS (Video 13)

This video tutorial explores the use of mixins to enhance cross-browser compatibility in CSS3. It begins with an introduction to mixins and their role in simplifying code writing. The video then delves into the history of CSS3 and the W3C's modular approach to its development. It explains how browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari implement CSS3 features, often using vendor prefixes. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to creating transition mixins, ensuring compatibility with older browsers. Finally, it concludes with a preview of dynamic parametric mixins.

What is the process for a CSS module to move from a working draft to a candidate recommendation?

Discuss the importance of vendor prefixes in CSS and how they are handled in mixins.