Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-10-24

2025年10月24日

• Is it Time to Regulate React? - David Bushell - Web Dev (UK)

  "React is no more a 'web framework' than React devs are 'web developers'. React has spawned a generation void of web fundamentals and woefully ignorant of accessibility. Forget core web vitals, the preferred metric is time to first error."

• AWS Outage: How do you prepare for the failure of your own safety net?

  "Organizations that relied solely on cloud-hosted monitoring tools found themselves blind to the very outage impacting their operations. The lesson is clear: your monitoring strategy must account for the possibility that your monitoring tools themselves can fail."

• Subtitling vs. Dubbing: Which One is Best for Your Organization?

  "Subtitling (AKA Subbing) shows translated text on-screen while the original audio remains unchanged. Dubbing, on the other hand, replaces the original dialogue with a new voice track in the target language for a fully localized audio experience."

• 2001: The Internet Gets a Memory With the Wayback Machine | Cybercultural

  "When it comes to our cultural history, the Internet Archive organisation has achieved a remarkable feat in preserving a decent chunk of the web from the 1990s and early 2000s."

• How much should you spend on accessibility? - Karl Groves

  "The answer depends on your organization's size, industry, and digital complexity--but a good rule of thumb is to treat accessibility as a core part of your compliance strategy. Aiming for 5%-10% of your compliance budget is a solid starting point. For some, that may mean 0.1%-0.5% of total revenue--a modest investment compared to the potential costs of inaction."

• Yes, let's teach LLMs accessibility, but also the companies using them | hidde.blog

  "Of course, we should welcome efforts that teach LLMs about accessibility, but my hope for our industry is that we don't forget the effectiveness associated with hiring and training specialists who understand deeply how people with disabilities use the web and act on that."