Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-12-31

2025年12月31日

• 7 Steps of a Web Performance Journey - Web Performance Calendar

  "Engineers speak tech, numbers and geek out on clever solutions. Business speaks $, designers care about UX, product speaks UI. A lot of truth is lost in translation between these languages, and we need to help all the people involved understand each other."

• NASA's New Chief Hints Iconic Space Shuttle Might Not Be Moving to Texas After All | Scientific American

  "The great Texas space shuttle saga has taken a new twist: Jared Isaacman, President Donald Trump's pick to lead NASA, indicated that the space shuttle Discovery may not move from its retirement home in a Smithsonian museum to Houston after all despite a Texas lawmaker push over the past year to make it happen."

• Masonry: Things You Won't Need A Library For Anymore -- Smashing Magazine

  "The job market is full of web developers with experience in JavaScript and the latest frameworks of the day. So, really, what's the point in learning to use the web platform primitives more, if you can do the same things with the libraries, utilities, and frameworks you already know today?"

• IDREFs: What they are and how to use them - HTMHell

  "In HTML there are many other places where you can use IDREFs to create explicit relationships between elements, many of which are ARIA attributes that help with accessibility and with describing more complex relationships than HTML can express. We'll get to those in a bit, because there's more to be said about IDREFs themselves."

• Third Parties and Single Points of Failure - Web Performance Calendar

  "Any third party content added to your website carries risks, and should be added with care and tested thoroughly. However, extra care should be taken when it comes to render-blocking requests."

• December 2025 Accessibility Legal Update

  "Each bill would give Missouri courts (and the Missouri Attorney General) the power to decide if a federal ADA website lawsuit is "abusive" based on factors such as the number of lawsuits filed, whether a business took prompt action to fix barriers, and if the suit appears intended to secure quick settlements rather than improve accessibility."