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Our business model and a few words about other Shadcn/UI kits(shadcn.obra.studio)
1 points by Wolfr_ 10mo ago|0 comments
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Who moved my (virtual) cheese?(obra.studio)
1 points by Wolfr_ 1y ago|0 comments
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Native dual-range input(muffinman.io)
256 points by Wolfr_ 2y ago|47 comments
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The majority of design systems work is busywork(johanronsse.be)
6 points by Wolfr_ 2y ago|0 comments
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Making an iOS App Simply by Prompting(johanronsse.be)
1 points by Wolfr_ 2y ago|0 comments
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An intro to building Figma plugins(johanronsse.be)
1 points by Wolfr_ 3y ago|0 comments
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Things about Storybook’s CSF3 that were not that clear immediately(johanronsse.be)
1 points by Wolfr_ 4y ago|0 comments
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SvelteKit form actions are the bomb(johanronsse.be)
4 points by Wolfr_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
I was in no way talking about you, I was talking about backend devs in general who are thankful for something like Tailwind. Just like I, a front-end dev + designer am thankful for something like Firebase, because my backend skills are fai
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
This is the best design app since 2016. Has Google Docs-alike multiplayer editing but in a design doc. Love Figma.
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
I'll try and clarify what I mean here. Tailwind seems to appeal to devs who feel they never fully grasped CSS + design. Because it provides a copy-pastable subset of reliable classes where you end result will look good. As a company we
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
I agree, but none of those tweets were directed at the authors. They were just talking about Tailwind in general. One was a poor joke. My 3 blog posts were a genuine attempt at trying to dissect what I didn't like about the framework.
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
I was just using my other Twitter accounts to stay up to date, it's not a big deal. I just genuinely wonder if blocking people that don't agree with you is a good strategy. I guess over time things also changed, Tailwind 2y ago wa
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
The context is that we're primarily a design company, the front-end is a way to express our designs. A big reason for me is that I want the bigger group in our company to experiment with several CSS techniques to grow as front-end deve
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
Nice of you to look up those from my hundreds of tweets. Now, since we bought Tailwind UI to do our work, we are technically also a customer.
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
We're trying to find the balance between semantic classes and utilities now with @apply. I've always found layout to be easier with utility classes (regardless of Tailwind, this counts for Bootstrap 4 too). I like "atom"
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Coming to Terms with Tailwind(johanronsse.be)
120 points by Wolfr_ 5y ago|110 comments
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
I have a hard time describing it. Probably because we're quite unique in how we work as a design company and we draw a line that other people don't.
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
We should really change the name, there's too many projects called Bedrock.
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Devlog – converting this WordPress site to Bedrock itself(bedrockapp.org)
22 points by Wolfr_ 5y ago|7 comments
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Major updates to Bedrock HTML prototyping tool: PostCSS and PurgeCSS support(bedrockapp.org)
3 points by Wolfr_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
If that's really their intent why not do a layoff round with a bigger severance package for 10-20 ppl to get back to 30 people, it would be less painful than this PR disaster?
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
I think if 1/3 of your company leaves there is short-term morale loss for the ones that remain. But the loss of internal IP will be devastating. Especially if you are not big on docs and have that “just be smart and ship” approach that
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
The founders went into a political discussion with someone on the other side of the political spectrum and got tired of it - then instituted a no-politics-and-society-discussion policy when the whole success of Basecamp is taking a societal
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by Wolfr_ 5y ago
As a dev? Just put yourself out there as a freelancer with a nice website. Take jobs, ask money, bill it.
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by Wolfr_ 6y ago
Mono Design - Senior UI/UX designer - Remote but within weekly travel distance of Antwerp/Ghent, Belgium (<100km) We design complex business software. Looking for a problem-solving designer with a lot of UI chops to design grea
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by Wolfr_ 6y ago
Depends on the kind of work, for me, in the kind of long-running web software I make HTML is actually maintained or refactored.
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by Wolfr_ 6y ago
I don't get why Tailwind is so hot. Do any of you actually maintain large custom design systems? Where the same system is used across multiple code bases, with varying components, where you need to be able to accurately replace the loo
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by Wolfr_ 6y ago
Yep. There's so many global replace situations where the logic completely breaks.
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by Wolfr_ 6y ago
Most people use rem these days, but there are common browser bugs with using rems or ems in media query rules, so in the rules specifically it is common to still specify pixels, even if the rest of your stylesheet uses rems or ems.

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