Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-09-25

2025年9月25日

• The Third Revolution in web development: Will 2025 Redefine how we engineer for the Web? - Web Directions

  "Here's the uncomfortable truth: a year from now, the developers and teams who haven't adapted to these changes will face the same fate as those who ignored responsive design in 2010 or clung to Flash in 2008."

• CSS WG Blog - Masonry Spec Update and Open Issues

  "As published earlier, masonry layout re-uses the grid-* templating properties and the spec has sketched out an item-flow proposal to control orientation and placement order."

• Wikipedia:Signs of AI writing - Wikipedia

  "This is a list of writing and formatting conventions typical of AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, with real examples taken from Wikipedia articles and drafts."

• What You Need to Know about Modern CSS (2025 Edition) - Frontend Masters Blog

  "We published an edition of What You Need To Know about Modern CSS last year (2024), and for a while I really wasn't sure if only a year later we'd have enough stuff to warrant and new yearly version. But time, and CSS, have rolled forward, and guess what? There is more this year than there was last."

• Web Standards and the Fall of the House of Iamus - Infrequently Noted

  "Many assume that Web Standards are the only path to achieving these attributes, but WebP shows us that this is mistaken. Web Standards deliver these properties most effectively and reliably, but WebP shows us that "being a standard" is not a requirement for interoperable implementation at scale, even in browsers."

• How should the Web Sustainability Guidelines be organised? - Fershad Irani

  "The sheer number of guidelines makes it impractical to just put them in a single list. The broad scope also means that there are a number of guidelines at the moment which have potential overlap"

• Supporting the future of the open web: Cloudflare is sponsoring Ladybird and Omarchy

  "Building an engine that can correctly and securely render the modern web is a monumental task that requires deep technical expertise and navigating decades of specifications governed by standards bodies like the W3C and WHATWG."

• Why :is(::before,::after) doesn't work?

  "The :is() pseudo-class is adding a condition to the selector. It's not selecting what is inside it."