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rscss (“Reasonable System for CSS Stylesheet Structure”) is a naming and organization style guide aimed at keeping CSS maintainable as projects scale. It proposes a consistent vocabulary—components, elements, variants, and utilities—so teams can infer intent directly from class names. The approach is intentionally lightweight: it’s a set of conventions, not a framework, so it layers cleanly over any build system or preprocessor.

stroll.js is a micro-library for creating subtle, scroll-based list and grid animations in modern browsers. It listens to scroll events and applies CSS transitions to elements as they come into or out of view, producing a lively, tactile feel for long lists. The idea is to make scroll-heavy UIs (like feeds, galleries, or item pickers) feel less flat without having to code complex intersection logic. Because it leans on CSS and simple JavaScript hooks, it stays small and easy to integrate into existing markup. ...