JB Hutch

@southpolesteve wanted to share a project inspired by Vinext I forked a Rust port of Sass and brought it up to date. Passing all but ~100 of the 13,000 tests. It's up to 5x faster than Sass in some cases. Something the CF folks are interested in? github.com/IHIutch/grass

Use @draft__ui !

I won't be using or learning tools or following anyone in the tech community that supports or defends discrimination, racism, or nazism. Weird number of tech bros unmasking themselves today. I find it ignorant and abhorrent.

@adamwathan I started doing this for USWDS + Tailwind because trying to get this right for components with dynamic heights or popovers was so annoying to do with iframes uswds-tailwind.com/components/hea…

Building these little responsive demos using container queries in the new Tailwind docs — so much nicer than using iframes and media queries.

I've been thinking of @devongovett in particular, if you're willing to weigh in, since iirc Parcel is also used by Adobe for libraries you actively involved with professionally

I'm curious what agreements or policies open source maintainers have with their employers in order to maintain their personal intellectual property, even when their projects are similar or overlaps with their professional work. Anyone willing to share?

In other words, "At what point do I get to decide to discriminate against a particular type of person?"

@photomatt @heyamberhinds Go to a museum, use the ramp to access the front door, an elevator to access the appropriate exhibit, use braille to read the artwork name and artist, audio descriptions to communicate the artwork and exhibition

@heyamberhinds Like at what point do you say a Rothko painting isn’t high contrast enough?

What I see on this post: 1. Color contrast failures. 2. Unreadable fonts. 3. #WCAG 2.2.2 failure (snowfall animation). #WordPress themes need more #a11y and expected interfaces that convert. Not "weird" designs that confuse people or kill time on site. buff.ly/4j29DLq

@jacobmparis Kind of like what you're seeming to do and/or like VSCode conflict resolution

@jacobmparis Well I've been thinking of an approval process and how collaborating might would work. Thinking about it similar to git. If we were editing the same content file, hmw resolve any "conflicts"? Or maybe I'm an approver that only wants to accept partial changes

this file/diff UI is so much fun file -> diff: just edit the before/after version diff -> file: just apply it to any base make a pkg with a bunch of files/diffs if you ship a file, users get the file if you ship a diff, users can apply it themselves

@thdxr I find most ai UIs as compelling at Dribbble posts

i have so much demo fatigue with ai - the crappy UIs they generate that would never ship is boring can you share some production level wins? on our end the multiplexer and tunnel are two features that i'm skeptical we would have shipped before we could research via LLMs

@tannerlinsley @natebirdman @BleedingDev @aboodman @rocicorp_zero @one__js Tbh what I'm really trying to wrap head around withsync engines is the difference between what's happening with them vs like TSQuery + optimistic mutations. But also what's happening at the API/DB layer that makes sync engines so great, vs say tRPC or server fns?

@tannerlinsley @natebirdman @BleedingDev @aboodman @rocicorp_zero @one__js Yes please!

Absurdly excited about this. Nate had the idea to build a Discord-replacement using @rocicorp_zero and @one__js as a joke over the holiday. I told him "if you get it working we'll switch Rocicorp to it. We already run the project on our zero-based bug tracker (bugs.rocicorp.dev) – why not chat too 😂". But it's starting to look like it's really going to happen. This is one guy. Building a Discord replacement. As a joke. Over the holiday. With native-class perf, mobile client, desktop client, and web UI. This is the leverage of modern JS and sync engines.

@jamwt @tan_stack @cursor_ai Love the diff view! Are you using a library for that?

Update on the jt.lol blog... in like 3 hours, got a SSR-rendered real-time CMS system, with live previews, drafts, admin permissions, etc. @tan_stack start, @cursor_ai , and convex of course. Modern tools are wild. I'll make a full walkthrough soon.

Why is there no view in @gmail that lets me view all package delivery dates simultaneously?

@thesegunadebayo @panda__css This is cool

Token and Recipe usage analysis is an exciting feature we're exploring in @panda__css This is a benefit of the static nature of Panda. If you use Panda in your project, would you find this useful?

@adamwathan Interesting!

@JB_Hutch Code highlighting + Prettier will format those strings as if they are code in that language too 👍

Rebuilding the Tailwind docs with Next.js 15 and React Server Components for the v4 docs — it's such a delight to do stuff like syntax highlighting on the server instead of shipping all that stuff to the client 🤩

@adamwathan I guess this could be a bigger question about "compound" utilities, similar to how font sizing works with line-height, but for other things

@adamwathan Is there an easy way to do something like this in v4? I'm using a theme that tries to "normalize" font sizes so they're roughly the same. In v3 I was able to cobble this together. In v4, might I be able to do something like --text-big--*, but use --font-display--* instead?

✨ Just published Tailwind CSS v4.0-beta.1! ⚡ Up to 5x faster builds, 100x faster rebuilds 🧰 Built-in imports, vendor prefixing, and more 🪄 Simplified, CSS-first configuration 🦾 Modern CSS features like @​starting-style and container queries 🎨 New wide-gamut color palette