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Wolfr_
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Comment #27764812
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…
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Comment #27763780
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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Comment #27763571
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 class…
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Comment #27763103
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 try…
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Comment #27762969
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…
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Comment #27762881
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 experimen…
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Comment #27762848
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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Comment #27762833
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 co…
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Comment #27735570
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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Comment #27735568
We should really change the name, there's too many projects called Bedrock.
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Comment #26999512
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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Comment #26999469
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 do…
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Comment #26999412
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 po…
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Comment #26997129
As a dev? Just put yourself out there as a freelancer with a nice website. Take jobs, ask money, bill it.