Hello folks! This week is heavy on CSS fundamentals you thought you already knew. Chris Coyier makes a case for thinking about @layer horizontally instead of stacking layers, Harry Roberts explains why font-family fallbacks don't work the way you assume (and how that hurts your CLS), and
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Hello folks! Good mix this week. The Tailwind team shipped patches across the board (core, IntelliSense, and the Prettier plugin), Josh Comeau explains how to get spring animations in pure CSS, and Temani Afif dives into the new border-shape property. Let's dive in 👇 🌟 News Tailwind CSS v4.
Hello folks! This week is all about quality-of-life upgrades 🛠️. eslint-plugin-tailwindcss got smarter at cleaning up arbitrary values, and Maizzle keeps polishing v6 with patch releases. On the learning side, you get DevTools hidden gems, tiny UI details that make interfaces feel finished, and a deep dive
Hello folks! Hope your week's been a good one! This issue has a little bit of everything: a fresh Tailwind v4.3.2 patch release, a complete rewrite of eslint-plugin-tailwindcss, and a fun look at how Jonathan Reinink is building templates with AI agents 🤖 Plus some
Hello folks! Slightly quieter week on the news front, nothing major to report, but still got some great resources for you. We've got CSS relative colors that feel borderline like cheating once they click, a logging article that'll hit a little too close to home if
Hello folks! This week ui.sh got a major makeover: the single /ui skill is being split into a whole lineup of local-first skills, which means more power and one less remote server to worry about. We've also got a couple of really good reads on animations
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