Tesla is building a hardcore litigation department where we directly initiate & execute lawsuits. The team will report directly to me.
Please send 3 to 5 bullet points describing evidence of exceptional ability.
justice@tesla.com
I am doing something I may regret. We made a single credit card payment to AWS last month for our company (Fathom Analytics). If you can guess the exact amount of that payment, I will send the same amount to you. You have 24 hours. One clue: It's less than $20,000.
@adamwathan 👏Question @adamwathan: I've been trying to design a documentation site layout with TWUI that supports docs for many products living under one umbrella (like 'Creative Cloud' and all its apps). These 'templates' seem geared at one product. Anything coming for something like that?
For the past couple of months we've been working hard on a bunch of complete website templates to offer as part of Tailwind UI 🤩
Here's a sneak peek at a documentation template we've been working on, built with Next.js and Markdoc 🫣
Hey @elonmusk 👋 If you are looking for positive and talented people once the deal is signed, I know a few who can probably rebuild Twitter with Laravel in a couple of months and even add new features every week 💪
Some things I hope the 21st century is remembered for:
- First space colony established
- First sentient robot is built
- Definitive contact with alien life
- Cure & prevention of all major diseases
- No world wars
- Never before reached epic levels of fun
@AbdelElrafa@adamwathan@tailwindcss@tailwindui That's why Alpine isn't mentioned anywhere in the marketing or in the FAQ.
It's possible that we add proper production-ready Alpine examples in the future but it's not on our roadmap right now, so if you need that then Tailwind UI is probably not the right fit for you right now.
@adamwathan@tailwindcss There is a papercut issue with @tailwindui components, the alpine style of the components is no longer something that can be copied from the source ☹️. I know that I and probably many Laravel devs run into this every time for interactive components.
A hack to create additional depth is to add a light blurred shape behind the element to create a “glow” effect.
If you’re feeling fancy, reduce the opacity and add a background blur to the foreground element so the glow shows through creating a “glassy” effect.
@adamwathan Loving the new Command Palettes in TailwindUI, but wishing the demos used Alpine which made it easier to inspect and learn from as a beginner.
I’m reviewing a theme I was hired to update. I found a `content.php` file in the theme root. Its contents:
DWAYNE
Possibility one: Dwayne was learning WordPress child theming in real time and the hard way.
Possibility two: Dwayne wanted to be remembered.
(I remember.)
Anyone want to say something nice for us to include on the new Tailwind CSS homepage? 🙏
I'm more than happy to include literally hundreds of them so don't be shy 😅
@gregsullivanyvr@Alpine_JS@tailwindcss Funny you mentioned that. I randomly came across Turbo this morning and was wondering if it could be used with underscores_tw. Found an old plugin for it that appears to be working, but don't have much Alpine yet in the theme. Seems dreamy indeed.
Watching all the activity on GitHub trying to get @Alpine_JS and Turbo to play nicely together, starting to dream big about combining them with #WordPress and @tailwindcss
@gregsullivanyvr :) Nice one. It's think it's a great idea, but I find the UI frustrating enough that I just want nothing of it. Easy enough problem to sort out though with time and when they do I'll consider using it.
@bali1178 I’m now all-in on the block editor! (Though I still often use the classic editor mode for post types with a lot of structured data, generally hiding the post content field itself.) It’s been an interesting transition for sure.
I made major changes to underscoretw.com earlier this month, but I didn’t post about those changes here. I also realized I haven’t made any videos showing what it’s like to install and use _tw. Let’s do both at once!
@bali1178 Yes, that’s only applicable to the block editor. That said, the _tw Tailwind Typography fork allows for more flexibility in how the editor styles are generated, so I'm almost certain they could trivially be modified to work with the classic editor.
@bali1178 Happy to help! One other approach I should have mentioned: You can use the PHP export from ACF to include field registration code directly in the theme. If you do that, and you use a select field with the full utility classes as the field values, those classes won't be purged.
@gregsullivanyvr Any tips for using ACF and underscore_tw Greg? Wondering how to go about running a dev build that picks up tailwind css added using custom fields. Cheers