Скачать или смотреть CSS Reset Update, Arc Gets Bought, and Why Websites? (ep681)

Chris is updating us on the progress of his CSS reset, thoughts on The Browser Company and Arc being bought by Atlassian, and in 2025 why would anyone build a website?

Links:
🎻 Bend Old-Time Jams and Events https://bendoldtime.weebly.com/
🎬 Join or Die https://joinordiefilm.com/
📺 Join or Die on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/81746809
📚 Bowling Alone - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowling...
🤖 Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott on the Birth of the Agentic Web https://www.theverge.com/decoder-podc...
💻 Chris' CSS Starter https://codepen.io/editor/chriscoyier...

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:54 Community and Group Dynamics in Music
05:55 The Role of Technology in Music Collaboration
11:57 Web Development Insights and CSS Techniques
15:56 The Evolution of CSS Resets and Best Practices
24:56 Accessibility in Web Design
29:51 Managing Visibility and Accessibility Attributes
33:54 CSS Layout Techniques and Best Practices
40:07 The Future of CSS and Browser Innovations
44:02 Atlassian's Acquisition of Arc
53:56 Why build websites?

In this episode, Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier discuss various topics ranging from personal updates about their music experiences to the importance of community engagement. They delve into the decline of group memberships in society and how music fosters social connections. The conversation shifts to modern CSS practices, including the Chris Coyier CSS reset, typography, accessibility, and user experience in web design. They conclude with thoughts on design principles and the importance of creating a cohesive user experience. In this conversation, Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert delve into various aspects of web development, focusing on CSS selectors, accessibility, user experience, and the implications of AI in browsers. They discuss the nuances of styling techniques, the importance of screen reader accessibility, and the future of web interactions, particularly in light of recent browser acquisitions and the evolving role of APIs. The conversation also touches on the relevance of traditional websites in a social media-driven world, emphasizing the need for control and ownership of content.