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Why Your CSS Sucks
Discussion on reasons why CSS code can be difficult to work with and maintain over time
![Wes Bos](https://github.com/wesbos.png)
![Scott Tolinski](https://github.com/stolinski.png)
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Discussion on reasons why CSS code can be difficult to work with and maintain over time
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Introduction to capabilities of scroll driven animations to create interactive effects based on scroll position by scrubbing existing CSS animations and keyframes over a scroll timeline instead of time.
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Discussion on using CSS theming properties like color scheme, light/dark functions, accent color, selection styling, relative color syntax, and future style queries to control themes and light/dark modes.
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Scott and Wes discuss different approaches to authoring component-scoped CSS, including class-based systems, BEM, CSS modules, utility classes, CSS-in-JS, and more.
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Scott and Wes discuss whether websites should work without JavaScript enabled. They cover reasons pages may fail, progressive enhancement, and ways to improve the experience when JavaScript is not available.
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Scott and Wes discuss 6 upcoming JavaScript proposals that are making their way into the language spec.
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Discussion on what reverse proxy servers are, popular options, and various use cases like combining multiple apps and servers, handling SSL, security, serving static assets, and local development.
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Discussion on building a custom font hosting server to securely serve licensed fonts only to allowed origins using Cloudflare Workers, Pages and KV store.
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Wes and Scott discuss why you need a sitemap, what should be in it, and how to generate and submit it properly for SEO.
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Discussion on using large language models with greater token counts to provide more context, allowing for better and more complex outputs to aid software development.