| Jul 09 |
⚡ Going to try going all-in on Zed for a while!
Here's what I've customized so far: https://t.co/9EXvObaS7X
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| Jul 09 |
Help me out here, are Claude and Anthropic accounts completely separate? I was hoping to use my Max plan to get an API key to try in Zed, is that not possible? https://t.co/JdxwFhTLZU
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OBLSK — Rails and Hotwire pros helping founders build, scale, or rescue their apps with no-nonsense technical expertise.
https://t.co/dCjfu3SvnS
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If your company is building with Tailwind CSS and wants to reach our audience, get direct access to our team, and help support the project, you can learn more about our partners program here:
https://t.co/WYeDbyx8rr
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| Jul 08 |
Tiptap (@tiptap_editor) — if you need something more than a textarea, you want Tiptap. Amazing framework for building custom editor experiences.
https://t.co/ZGLWfIBh0D
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| Jul 08 |
Bento (@bento) — complete email marketing and automation platform with S-tier deliverability and one of the friendliest and most responsive founders you'll ever find.
https://t.co/qFPvcLFEaM
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| Jul 08 |
Namespace (@namespacelabs) — incredibly easy to set up alternative runner for GitHub Actions that is way, way faster. Was a game changer for our builds.
https://t.co/yrmthTYhn6
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| Jul 08 |
https://t.co/1TdObDcrhv (@calcom) — super powerful scheduling software that's also totally open-source.
https://t.co/PcyBfsp94f
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| Jul 08 |
Resend (@resend) — the email platform for developers, the successor to Postmark if you ask me.
https://t.co/U7GW4tCQv5
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| Jul 08 |
Polar (@polar_sh) — fantastic merchant of record for selling SaaS and digital products, we're using them for the sponsorship program and it's been great.
https://t.co/LIShfXuwy9
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| Jul 08 |
Huge thanks to the companies that are already sponsoring Tailwind CSS after launching our partnership program last week ❤️ https://t.co/ovso7YLWLD
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| Jul 04 |
RT @jessethanley: I *think* this has paid itself off within the first 24 hours. I didn’t really know what I was paying for when @petersuhm…
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| Jul 04 |
RT @polar_sh: We are super proud to be sponsoring Tailwind — and to power the payments & billing behind their new sponsorship program ✨
Ta…
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| Jul 04 |
And on top of all that you just get to feel good about supporting a project that's hopefully making your front-end development projects a ton more fun ❤️
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| Jul 04 |
💬 I think honestly the best part though is going to be the Discord community — it's already such a better vibe than a giant public server that requires tons of moderation and is full of low quality messages.
I'm really excited to share a bunch of my own work-in-progress there and be able to connect directly with people who are big fans of the project and are working on cool stuff.
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| Jul 04 |
Finally launched a sponsorship program for Tailwind CSS, with a bunch of cool perks ✨
💬 Private Discord community to connect with the team
🤖 Cursor/Claude rules for generating better Tailwind output
🎨 Beautiful custom VS Code themes
🔍 Raycast extension with lots of little productivity features
📚 Early documentation for pre-release builds
🫣 Behind-the-scenes source code + Figma files for all the little demos we build for social media + YouTube
We're calling it Tailwind Insiders 🚀 Link is in the reply!
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| Jul 02 |
RT @jessethanley: Count me in! https://t.co/PTR95ilwhu
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| Jul 02 |
@discord Also /cc @discord_support, please help 😄 https://t.co/5zOYMIZnvW
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| Jul 02 |
/cc @discord — just want some help unverify-ing a server!
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| Jul 02 |
Do I know anyone at Discord by any chance?
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| Jul 01 |
👋🏻 We're launching a sponsors program for Tailwind CSS this week.
If your company loves Tailwind and wants to get in front of 10 million developers every month, I'd love your support ❤️
Email peter@tailwindcss.com for details on being a partner at launch 🤝🏻 https://t.co/X9Zb9SbfB8
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| Jun 28 |
RT @petersuhm: What agencies are building awesome websites with Tailwind? ≈
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| Jun 27 |
Q for business owners — does your company sponsor any open-source projects?
If so, what's the most valuable thing you get in exchange?
Advertising? Peace of mind that it will be maintained? Access to the maintainers? Or is it pure charity?
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| Jun 23 |
Going to keep pushing this a bit more and really refine the rules, then will probably throw them into Tailwind Plus for anyone who wants to try them 👍🏻
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| Jun 23 |
Oh, and the code is exactly what I would have written by hand, no slop!
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| Jun 23 |
Alright, really cooking now…
✅ Pixel-perfect compared to Figma design
✅ Supports light and dark mode
✅ Includes responsive design
✅ Didn't write a single character of code by hand
✅ Was definitely faster than doing it myself
Figma MCP server + rules file biggest unlocks. https://t.co/qGcPehd1an
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| Jun 23 |
One thing I still like better in Cursor vs. Claude Code is I get in-browser previews for changes before accepting them, whereas with Claude Code I have to accept the change before I can see the UI change in the browser.
Any way to get the same experience with Claude Code?
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| Jun 23 |
RT @ryanflorence: @jarredsumner There were some web dev Karens two decades ago who cared very much about "semantic markup" and gave us <str…
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| Jun 21 |
Alright getting somewhere! With the Figma MCP server and a reasonably well-structured design, I was able to build this pixel-perfect without typing any actual code myself.
It took a dozen or so back and forths with the agent, but at the end the code is exactly what I would have written by hand too.
Still much slower than typing it myself but have a workflow I can try to optimize now. If I can get here in < 5 prompts it'll be much faster than doing it myself.
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| Jun 20 |
Today I've been trying to figure out a workflow where AI can actually help me go from high fidelity Figma design to HTML + Tailwind more quickly than I can do it by hand.
So far total failure — anything I've tried looks close at a glance, but every detail is wrong, so it's not helpful.
The closest I've gotten to helpful is giving it a screenshot and asking it to scaffold out just the raw HTML + content with no styles, which is sort of helpful but not super helpful.
Where are you having the most luck using AI/agentic editing to build pixel-perfect UIs more quickly? Have you figured out any specific slices of the work you can carve out and hand to AI to do faster than you can do it by hand?
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| Jun 18 |
Anybody know? Would be so cool to ship MCP resources in an extension and not have end users have to manually attach them.
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| Jun 17 |
RT @calebporzio: me and my gross selectors are so grateful for taliwind 4 https://t.co/WvwgmmmAM0
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| Jun 11 |
RT @PhilippSpiess: Wrote about my learnings from using Claude Code (and coding agents in general) quite extensively for a month.
I'm curi…
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| Jun 10 |
🧠 https://t.co/w9ZzAhPZo8
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| Jun 09 |
Alright starting to lean towards this idea, with chairs instead of a couch so it's more flexible. Can set it up like this if someone else is visiting us in the "office", or point the chairs towards the TV when it's time to watch some pro wrestling and eat pizza. https://t.co/eF4HLihFu7
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| Jun 09 |
Here's another completely different idea which is growing on me, feels better "zoned": https://t.co/b96LIYzIVz
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| Jun 09 |
Any interior design geniuses out there? Losing sleep over how to layout this room that needs to serve too many purposes:
- Two desks
- Seating for a TV
- Drum set + guitar practice gear
Here's the room in it's current chaotic state, plus my best effort at a layout: https://t.co/xZt5OXICl4
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| Jun 06 |
Cool find someone shared in our Discord 🔥
Hey @NintendoAmerica the least you could do is send me a Switch 2 🫣 https://t.co/CX3Eb08p8S
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| Jun 06 |
Hopped on the mic with @mijustin and @CasJam on a whim to talk about how we're starting to use AI at Tailwind Labs.
🧠 AI as keyboard shortcuts on steroids
🤮 Using AI to tackle projects no one would ever want to do
🧑🏻💻 How agentic editing lets me do more programming, not less https://t.co/KeMKrFs0bD
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| Jun 03 |
🎬 Getting back into screencasting mode…
Any Tailwind stuff you've run into where you've thought "I wish I knew how Adam would handle this"?
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| Jun 02 |
Check out the full post there:
https://t.co/OQZ9sMG6O4
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| Jun 02 |
If you've at all been thinking "automating stuff with AI sounds awesome but man it's probably super hard and I don't think I can learn that", I urge you to read this post.
It's way, way easier than you are worried it is. https://t.co/O59xRlKqI0
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| May 31 |
I want to build an agent that watches for new CSS features and PRs new APIs to Tailwind based on a bunch of context about how I design APIs with a bunch of examples.
Is there a platform for this, or best to just write in code and deploy myself on a server?
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| May 30 |
My favorite example so far of a project we would simply never have done before being able to delegate the soul crushing monotony of it to AI.
We just do the fun and stimulating part of crafting the right opinions and rules, AI does the boring part.
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| May 30 |
This is exactly the way I've found the most success with AI-assisted programming.
Think of it much more like "keyboards shortcuts on steroids" than as an actual thinking programmer conjuring up magic. You tell it exactly what to do, just in way fewer keystrokes.
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| May 30 |
The correct MacBook Pro color is silver.
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| May 29 |
RT @samselikoff: Always been a big fan of mobile-first, but I'm starting to think the reason has more to do with the HTML than the CSS. Tak…
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| May 29 |
What's the most state of the art web-based video editing experience you've seen? Curious how close you can get to native in that area these days.
/cc @Vjeux ?
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| May 29 |
Has anyone built the AI-powered podcast player that skips all ads/sponsored stuff? Feels like an easy job for AI.
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| May 23 |
This was the best time to be 10 years old. https://t.co/0euRxcpxwA
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| May 23 |
We've been hacking on a "vanilla" version of Headless UI that uses custom elements and no framework.
Just a <script> tag pointed at a CDN, and you can build custom dropdowns, dialogs, popovers, tabs, and more, without writing any JS at all ✨
Love letter to our Rails users ❤️ https://t.co/mjoGUYk12Q
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| May 21 |
My mind changed re: programming with AI as soon as I realized how much of the stuff I do when "programming" is just tedious grunt work.
Programming with AI actually frees me up to do more programming, not less. https://t.co/mZdbJ9BMdB
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| May 14 |
Check out the live preview on Tailwind Plus:
https://t.co/g8E1fkQWl3
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| May 14 |
…and read about some of the interesting problems and fun ideas we got to play with while putting it together over on the blog:
https://t.co/kO2F3sr5LW
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| May 14 |
✨ New Tailwind Plus template just dropped!
Compass is a starter kit for building online courses, powered by Tailwind CSS + Next.js. https://t.co/7fPZxxJGwr
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| May 13 |
Course platform starter kit we've been cooking up for the last few weeks! Hoping to get it out today, just need to rip through the stupid blog post 🙃 https://t.co/c1bhjxDSai
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| May 13 |
📊 In a typical week, what do you do more of — read blog posts or watch YouTube videos?
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| May 12 |
Redesigning a real website by just changing the CSS file and not touching the HTML 🙈 https://t.co/kBt9vNHfcA
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| May 10 |
RT @malfaitrobin: We just released Tailwind CSS v4.1.6 and made some improvements to the upgrade tool.
You should be able to run the upgr…
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| May 08 |
CSS subgrid is one of those things you don't think you'll ever need, then quickly start to wonder how you ever built anything without it.
I don't know if this little bookshelf component is even possible without it! https://t.co/VwKxG3Gfjh
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| May 07 |
RT @thorstenball: Wrote down how I changed my view on AI. https://t.co/RRNlIZLAi7
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| May 02 |
RT @steveschoger: New Refactoring UI videos coming soon 👀
I currently have 3 videos in the pipeline and will start recording as early as n…
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| May 02 |
RT @mitchellh: Unpopular opinion: people should be forking open source more. I think too many people view FOSS as free as in beer instead o…
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| May 01 |
🎧 First test of the soundproof-ish studio… https://t.co/i6XaEhpNvk
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| May 01 |
This tip brought to you by me noticing a spot where we did this wrong in one of our own sites and dropping everything to fix it and reclaim my dignity. https://t.co/BZZw5xdMtN
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| May 01 |
Some secret design sauce — never use gray borders with shadows.
Use a semi-transparent outline instead, so the bottom edge blends with the shadow and gets darker instead of turning into mud.
Subtle, but once you see it you can't unsee it. https://t.co/S5iRfV0jQD
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| May 01 |
Is there any way for Cursor extensions to provide context/rules, or does that need to be in a file? It would be nice to be able to install an extension that magically tuned Cursor for a specific library based on opinionated guidelines.
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| Apr 28 |
RT @tobi: Canada 🇨🇦: Go out and vote today!
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| Apr 27 |
RT @loftwah: 1,000 people who all want the same thing as you, this i what your completion actually looks like. 54% straight up are too afra…
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| Apr 26 |
Wonder if there's a business model around OSS projects selling access to "best practice" LLM rules files through an MCP server or something — something that is always improving and up to date with the latest stuff.
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| Apr 24 |
Really is wild how easy it is to do stuff like this now. https://t.co/f56WrgNlR1
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| Apr 24 |
Here's the exact model I grabbed:
https://t.co/P4sCSlAY4V
Still have the fancy setup for podcasts and videos and stuff, but the convenience to quality ratio with the headset is unmatched.
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| Apr 24 |
Ditched the SM7B, USB audio interface, and big annoying boom arm for the Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro headset for day-to-day stuff like pairing sessions and Zoom calls.
So much easier — mic sounds fantastic and the audio quality for music and stuff is 10/10 as well. https://t.co/rPu9jo8xKC
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| Apr 23 |
I'd pay $20/mo for ChatGPT even if all it did was generate ffmpeg commands for me.
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| Apr 23 |
Progress on trying to kids-yelling-at-each-other-proof the office/studio!
Double door is hung and all the drywall is finished (two layers with acoustic caulking in between, hung on resilient channel to decouple from the studs).
Won’t be soundproof but going to be 1000x closer.
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| Apr 23 |
My opinion on the “pointer cursor for buttons” thing:
👆🏻Pointer: “I can cmd+click to open this in a new tab”
↖️ Default: “Cmd+click is futile”
Useful information in my opinion 👍🏻
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| Apr 19 |
WrestleMania with @taylorotwell baby 🎰 https://t.co/kNHjpRWCTe
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| Apr 17 |
Right click to open the context menu? The browser locks page scrolling, just works.
Open a native HTML <select>? The browser locks page scrolling, just works.
Want to ever mimic this properly yourself for a custom UI component? Welcome to Hell.
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| Apr 17 |
Was frustrated by what we thought was a performance issue in Headless UI this week where opening dropdowns felt so slow compared to other libraries.
Turns out everyone else was opening on mousedown and we were opening on click 🙈 Huge perceived difference!
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| Apr 15 |
As a family with kids under 5, how much of the food you prepare totally goes to waste?
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| Apr 15 |
Double XDR definitely feels like too much, trying one XDR plus one Studio Display now…
Kinda think two Studio Displays is going to be the best though 😳 https://t.co/tEsz8grdtg
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| Apr 15 |
This is the type of work where LLMs really demonstrate their value for me. Probably saved myself 30 minutes of work here in 25 seconds. https://t.co/rfI6ndmlaz
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| Apr 15 |
Or maybe I plug them all in?!
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| Apr 15 |
I've got two unopened Studio Displays in boxes in the corner too, tempted to set those up to compare 🫣
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| Apr 15 |
In Tailwind CSS v4.1.14 we've added an experimental WASM build of our native libraries, which means you can now use Tailwind CSS v4 in environments like StackBlitz ✨
Awesome work by @PhilippSpiess on this one and big thanks to @elmd_ for his help! https://t.co/WvzUWRMRti
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| Apr 15 |
Steve isn’t in the office today so we’re going full double XDR. So many classes will be typed today. https://t.co/P3RJfHDAkk
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| Apr 15 |
Is it really true that in 2025 there are only six external monitors on the market that have comparable pixel density to every single MacBook produced for the last ~10 years? https://t.co/LsUHWOMTUg
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| Apr 14 |
Enjoyed having the laptop mounted under the desk, but literally impossible to efficiently implement a design from Figma without an editor, browser, and Figma visible at once.
So back on the desk it goes. https://t.co/GSMb4o1eKc
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| Apr 14 |
Before and after… (yes the order is correct 🥲)
We're starting a big basement renovation in a couple of weeks and I need to soundproof the hell out of this room if I want any hope of producing videos in it while that's happening 🙉 https://t.co/8womQRNzy7
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| Apr 14 |
Have been coding with LLMs this way for the past week or so and having a lot of success with it. Makes me much more bullish for sure.
Not asking them to be smart, just churn through junk that would take opening several files/multiple edits vs. one chat message.
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| Apr 14 |
It's 2014.
You're writing code in Sublime Text, managing projects in Trello, and building UIs with Bootstrap 3.
You don't know it yet, but this is as good as things will ever get, and it's only downhill from here.
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| Apr 14 |
Me and @steveschoger have moved in to the new office room!
Huge mess because my old office is currently being decimated down to the studs so we can properly soundproof it and turn it into a studio 🎬 https://t.co/xm9kkj8VRa
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| Apr 14 |
New testimonial just dropped. https://t.co/0Px0cyPBWj
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| Apr 11 |
So @DanHollick has been polishing up these Tailwind CSS editor themes we've been using internally for years so we can finally publish them — coming soon to a buffer near you ✨ https://t.co/o6M8h61FXz
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| Apr 11 |
Working on a new template for Tailwind Plus ✨ https://t.co/s7HbicFPIW
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| Apr 11 |
See you in Denver 🫡
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RT @threepointone: @idekimforever why bother doing anything at all, that’s even cheaper and faster
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| Apr 08 |
Is "Zed Pro" real? Where do I sign up and pay for it? Struggling here 😄
/cc @zeddotdev https://t.co/d9H5rYH60D
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| Apr 03 |
This thumbnail is my favorite part of Tailwind CSS v4.1.
If I get these lucha libre masks made who will buy one? 😆 https://t.co/2Dbcj3wemV
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RT @PhilippSpiess: Some of you might have seen Tailwind CSS 4.1 appear on npm yesterday. Here's the official release video👀 I think Adam na…
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