Tailwind CSS alternative for custom websites and creative coding. Created by @mr150_

Joined May 2023
Is this the next programming trend?
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table of contents marker w/ modern css 🧑‍🍳 .toc { scroll-target-group: auto; } a:target-current { anchor-name: --active; } .toc::after { position-anchor: --active; top: anchor(top); } fun progressive enhancement, no js 🤙
Day 15 of building cool ideas I love 🚀 Been super occupied, but I had some time to work on this blog post animation using CSS and JS I am curious @jh3yy if this can be done with only css
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you can do this one with css grid, position: sticky, and some scroll animation 👨‍🍳
Scroll Effect© and many other components coming to the 1042 website soon ✌️
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css trick for the "shine" border 🧑‍🍳 take a pseudoelement position + give it an inset box-shadow mask it off at an angle with a linear-gradient 🤙 bonus: use corner-shape: squircle + rotate on pointer move
i genuinely wanna know how to give such box shadows for corners on web using css. i just cant seem to figure it out @jh3yy @sorenblank
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💡 CSS Tip! A CSS Shape that follows the direction of the text? Yes, it's possible, and it only requires a few lines of code. css-tip.com/direction-aware-… The trick works with emoji and images as well.
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use CSS attribute selectors to define translate + transform-origin for origin-aware surfaces 🧑‍🍳 <div data-pos="right,bottom"> [data-pos*=right] { --x: 10px; } [data-pos*=bottom] {--y: 10px; } dialog { transform-origin: var(--x) var(--y); } invisible details that feel right 🤙
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Linux Creator Avg Vibe Coder
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mlut retweeted
We've got another proposal out for review, and this one's meaty! It proposes adding Sass support for the new plain CSS if() function in place of Sass's old if() function syntax. Let us know what you think! github.com/sass/sass/blob/ma…
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Please stop mixing source and derived state in your domain objects. I know it's convenient, but it risks drift and subtle bugs. Instead: - Keep only source of truth in your model - Derive everything else when you need it
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A new wave of powerful UI features has arrived→ goo.gle/45NJpX1 From the Popover API in Baseline and new scroll-related CSS features to interactive hovercards, the latest updates represent a fundamental shift toward a more powerful and declarative web platform.
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I have a theory that the longer it takes to fix a bug, the fewer lines of code the fix tends to be
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"Perfect! The error is now resolved. That code was unnecessary." Few developers are as confidently wrong as an LLM that eagerly removes code to "fix" an error. Sigh.
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We used to have webmasters. Now we have vibemasters.
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The wait is over! CSS container queries are now Baseline Widely available. 🤩 Find your Baseline target and know what features your users are ready for. Share your result with #WhatsMyBaseline → goo.gle/whats-my-baseline
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As OpenAI launches ChatGPT 5, there's a smaller startup — @zencoderai — quietly changing the game for software developers. They just dropped Multi-Repo Search + Support — and it might be the most underrated breakthrough in AI coding right now. 👇
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There is a good programming principle stated here: Don’t write functions for code one can write inline as a simple expression using well-known operations. It’s much easier to read code that uses a small number of common primitives than to remember 1000’s of helper functions.
Today, Linus Torvalds told a Google engineer that his code (updating RISC-V support in the Linux kernel) is “garbage” which “makes the world actively a worse place to live”. Adding that the Google engineer’s code needs to “get bent”. As you might have guessed, Torvalds has rejected that code submission.
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Many devs don't realize that LLM-assisted human coding can be just as fast as full autopilot "agentic" coding. Both approaches have trade-offs, but I like human-first coding because it ensures you fully understand the output code.
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Vibe coders coming up with their next prompt
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I love nonsense diagrams
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asking chatgpt for 30 minutes just saved me 3 minutes of reading the docs
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