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You no longer need JavaScript (kinda)

https://lyra.horse/blog/2025/08/you-dont-need-js/Saw this and a lot of Storyden and my other web projects for clients or myself...

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You no longer need JavaScript (kinda)

You no longer need JavaScript

An overview of what makes modern CSS so awesome.

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https://lyra.horse/blog/2025/08/you-dont-need-js/

Saw this and a lot of Storyden and my other web projects for clients or myself vaguely follow a few similar principles but there’s a ton of new stuff I didn’t know about!

Custom elements are interesting for non react use cases but I do wish you could easily see react component names in the DOM tree (sadly it’s a lot more complicated…)

But it can be taken too far sometimes where a hacky pure css solution may be worse than a simple interactive bit of JS.

The “bloat” argument is… well, often just a developer skill issue tbh and just utilising the tools available doesn’t mean you’re automatically building a “bloated” site. Great power and all that jazz.

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    The CSS color picker is super cool and I learned some new tricks from this, thanks for sharing :)

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