Philipp Spiess
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Vienna, Austria
Joined March 2009
Wrote about my learnings from using Claude Code (and coding agents in general) quite extensively for a month. I'm curious if some of you have made similar experiences and know some additional tricks?
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RT @adamwathan: Almost went with this branding for Elements. Once you see `el-dropdown` you can’t unsee it 😄
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Forgot to mention but I snuck in an llms.txt into the official docs for my transcended friends. Gotta be a customer to access though, sorry! .
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It's Friday, and way past 6pm here, so I'm going to stop for now but I should probably write a post about all of this. One thing is certain: This project made me truly be in awe with the platform again!. Now go buy it:
tailwindcss.com
Every UI block in Tailwind Plus is now fully functional, accessible, and interactive, even if you don't use a framework like React or Vue.
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There's so much more to share here. Like how @malfaitrobin and me spent over a day reverse engineering what interactions trigger focus-visible styles. 🫠 Or how well (and, sometimes, badly) web components work across frameworks. Here are just a few of the ones I tested with:
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Nope! The platform has a solution for this and it's the popover property. If you put popover on any element, it's hidden by default unless you trigger it to appear. It also, conveniently, uses the top layer so you can even render over overflow hidden content. Very cool.
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One of the biggest differences when working with web components is the lack of control over the server-side rendered experience. Everything that's in the initial HTML will be part of the first render. Does this mean that all your popovers will be briefly visible?.
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Elements dialogs (<el-dialog>) are extending the native <dialog> element to support transitions on all browsers and add features like automatic outside click detection to close the dialogs and normalized focus restoration behavior.
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DOM elements in the top layer are rendered above everything else in the viewport. Think of it as z-index: infinity that ignores all overflows. It's like a sibling in your <body> tag. Together with discrete transitions you can even animate it in some browsers.
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First off: The <dialog> attribute. This thing is wild. It's apparently been around forever and implements tab trapping (so that you can not focus items _behind_ the dialog). But that's not even to best part: It also quietly brought with it something called "top layer" rendering.
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Elements – our love letter to the modern web – is finally out! Definitely go read that post! (co-authored by yours truly 😇). We've been knee deep in web platform APIs in the past months, let me share some of my impressions with you all:.
✨ We just shipped vanilla JS support for Tailwind Plus!. Every single UI block is now fully functional, interactive, and accessible, even if you're just grabbing the plain HTML examples.
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RT @sidbidasaria: Claude Code is getting a brand new feature: custom subagents. Type `/agents` to get started.
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RT @adamwathan: No React? No problem. Unstyled, accessible UI primitives like dropdowns, dialogs, tabs, and more, that work anywhere, with….
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My colleagues really need to step up their emoji upload game
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RT @adamwathan: Finally launched a sponsorship program for Tailwind CSS, with a bunch of cool perks ✨. 💬 Private Discord community to conne….
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RT @steipete: 📢 These are my favorite posts of the last few weeks.
steipete.me
A curated collection of must-read articles and videos for mastering Claude Code, agentic coding workflows, and the future of AI-assisted development
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Asked the agent to draft me a pull request message. Agent found that I already had a PR open and used `gh pr edit` to update the initial message. Not sure how I'd ever get used to that kind of magic. I didn't even remember that I have the GitHub CLI installed. .
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Not sure if new or I just haven't noticed it before but the Fetch tool in Claude Code seems to also spin up a sub-agent to extract only necessary bits of information from the website to keep the context precise. 👀
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Claude Code has hooks now 👀 . Anyone know of a CLI that will snapshot the current git changes (staged and unstaged)? I might have accidentally reverted too much in the past.
docs.anthropic.com
This page provides reference documentation for implementing hooks in Claude Code.
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RT @AnthropicAI: New Anthropic Research: Project Vend. We had Claude run a small shop in our office lunchroom. Here’s how it went. https:/….
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Am I the only one that find claims like this extremely misleading?. People that don't know better will see the word "encryption" and think their data is safe when, in fact, they only did the BARE MINIMUM of setting up TLS?
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