Monday. Monday. Monday! Open wide dev fans. Get ready to stuff your face with

JavaScript CSS. Node modules. Barbecue tips. Get workflow. Break dancing. Soft skills.

Web development. The hastiest. The craziest. The tastiest. Web development

treats. Coming in hot. Here is Wes. Barakuda. Boss. And Scott.

Tiltaro. Logo. Tolinsky. Welcome to syntax on this Monday. Hastie

Treat. We're going to be talking about absolutely nothing.

Nothing. Self-sitch. Nada. Nothing in CSS is zero, zero picks. No, none.

Hidden initial unsaid. All the stuff that essentially either undoes or does

says the absence of something within CSS. My name is Scott Lenskamm.

A developer from Denver. And with me as always is Wes. Boss.

Hey, I ran into something a couple months ago, which was the fact that zero

seconds and zero are not the same thing in CSS. And I thought, man, like what

else is there in CSS that is none zero hidden? There's a we did a whole show

on nothing in JavaScript and nothing in TypeScript. You've got zero,

null, false, undefined, any unknown, never, right? Like there's all

these things that drive the whole world. TypeScript not being.

And then I was thinking like, wow, we actually have quite a bit of that in

CSS as well as a couple things in HTML. We're going to hit upon as well.

So let's get before we even do that. Wes, I wanted to bring something

to your attention that you might not know about. Oh, so you had

mentioned that the values are different, even different types of values,

right? And have you heard of the at property new syntax within CSS that's

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