Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-08-14

2025年8月14日

• Un-Sass'ing my CSS | Always Twisted

  "Sass still has its benefits, particularly in managing complex styles and maintaining a consistent design system. However, as the demand for modern design solutions increases, it's evident that there is a growing array of new CSS capabilities that can handle many tasks we previously relied on Sass for."

• una.im | 5 Useful CSS functions using the new @function rule

  "Now you can have a functions.css or a utils.css with all of your custom functions, similar to a utils.js, and alongside a reset.css."

• Adactio: Journal--Style your underlines

  "You should use underlines to keep your links accessible. But you should also use CSS to make those underlines beautiful."

• Can components conform to WCAG? | hidde.blog

  "Officially, we can't claim accessibiliity conformance on components. But I'd also argue about wanting to make such claims, as we risk overpromising. Yet, there is lots of value in optimising components."

• Can Perplexity Afford to Fund the Web? The $34.5 Billion-Dollar Question - Open Web Advocacy

  "If the DOJ is serious about ensuring a viable sale, it should require a minimum annual funding commitment of at least 50% of Google's average annual investment in Chromium over the past five years. Anything less would tacitly admit that a significant drop in web platform funding is expected and that no viable buyer who will adequately fund the web platform exists."

• Tailwind CSS vs. Bootstrap: Which Framework Is Right for Your Next Project?

  "Selecting between Tailwind CSS vs Bootstrap is not a piece of cake. But it is also not rocket science that you have to make huge efforts. You just have to start right by identifying your needs first."