Advances in CSS and the Value of Finished Software

Jeff Sanderson highlights the recent advancements in CSS that have made it more powerful and capable of eliminating the need for external tools. Sanderson emphasizes features like custom properties, nesting, color mix, containment, and style queries that have become native parts of CSS. He suggests that with the combination of these CSS advancements, modern JavaScript features, and HTTP 3, web development build steps may become less necessary. Additionally, Jose M. Gilgato mentions the value of finished software, using WordStar 4.0 as an example. Finished software provides reliability, consistency, and user satisfaction, highlighting the importance of software that doesn't constantly change and disrupt established workflows.