For reasons that this margin is too narrow to contain, I don't have the time to maintain a lot of my open source projects now.

I don't like to abandon them, however. I should have probably done this a few months ago but better late than never.

I'm looking for someone to take over Hardy and csste.st.

Hardy

https://github.com/thingsinjars/Hardy

Automated CSS testing framework. Back when I used to do CSS for a living, I got interested in the concept of visual regression testing. Not finding the right tool for what I had in mind, I built Hardy. It was quite popular for a while but has been quite neglected for about a year for various reasons. The main reason being that I don't actually write CSS any more. Well, not for a living. The tool worked for me while I needed it and when I didn't, I stopped updating it.

If anybody would like to take over the project and keep it going, get in touch.

csste.st

https://github.com/thingsinjars/csstest

This was supposed to be a community-driven collection of information about CSS testing - tools, techniques, tutorials, etc. I'd love it if it could continue like that but I had a difficult time keeping up my enthusiasm after the umpteenth demand from some "CSS testing as a service" start-up founder demanding a favourable write-up. Quite a few of these founders also wanted some kind of guarantee that I would continue to maintain Hardy for free so they could build a business model around selling it.

Again, if anyone has ideas for how to take the project forward, let me know.

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I'm going to renew the domains hardy.io and csste.st for another year to see if I can find maintainers but after that, I'll retire them if I haven't found any.