PostCSS is one of the most popular front-end tools with 80M downloads/month. Even if you don’t use it as a preprocessor, you still use it as a dependency in @Autoprefixer, @webpack or Create React App. Now we are collecting funds to release PostCSS 8.0 https://t.co/fvkP6xKOL9

Huge thanks to @nuqs47ng for his support of my open source on GitHub https://t.co/Dm5MGp0VlB We all need a little Christmas miracle during the holidays.

Thank you for the recognition, @elevenlabsio team, and congratulations to our @sitnikcode and @postcss!

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Browserslist `>1% in my stats` query got support of Plausible data. https://t.co/eXI9vRaAYy We really think that it is important for our ecosystem to migrate from GA to many privacy-first analytics like @plausiblehq.

It’s great to see @sitnikcode here! @PostCSS gets about 2.5X downloads more than React (!) now. We all depend on Sitnik’s open software.

So good to see an Evil Martian on the list! Huge congrats to @sitnikcode 👏👏👏

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By the way, 90% of the plugin was written with an LLM in @zeddotdev. PostCSS plugins are good candidate for code generation: they’re small utility black boxes with a clear input/output and easy to test.

Made a new PostCSS plugin for generating more realistic smooth shadows like on https://t.co/LL7y2sjdKh Now designers usually rely on generators, but the resulting code is often hard to maintain. https://t.co/N3BQNRKrN6

In recent Browserslist 4.26 we added Baseline queries support. https://t.co/HjzuZ6ullX

Do you want to create popular open source like PostCSS? The creator of PostCSS, @sitnikcode, wrote 2 posts with lessons from creating PostCSS. https://t.co/bcKfAGo4uH https://t.co/VVLm7h0cKG

What we learned from creating PostCSS—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

What we learned from creating PostCSS - 12 years ago, we created PostCSS, a CSS automation tool with 400M monthly downloads. In this post, we share what we learned during this long journey maintaining such a popular open source project

Big thanks to @warpdotdev for sponsoring PostCSS! Warp is the agentic development environment, built for coding with multiple AI agents. https://t.co/98vj78KPZT

Really nice article about open source work with some solid advice, from @sitnikcode, the author of @PostCSS https://t.co/2UOjpYhtEy

This is me a couple of days before the first release of PostCSS. From my new article about the history of PostCSS and the lessons I learned from it (for example, how to break an API when you have 400M downloads per month). https://t.co/ZLr7lcSDav

With 2.5X more downloads than React today, @PostCSS is the story you need to learn! For me, it's a story of bold vision, big dreams, strategic community empowerment and...

PostCSS: born from vendor prefix pain, now quietly shaping the CSS universe, alongside Google and Tailwind. What 12 years of building for devs taught us—mistakes, speed, burnout, alchemy, told by our very own @sitnikcode: https://t.co/1vd1uOGzKZ

My new article was published with the story of behind @PostCSS and my 8 lessons from this big journey of creating ecosystem with 400M monthly downloads

Just finished the draft of our new article, "What we learned from creating PostCSS." It’s going to be edited and published soon on the @evilmartians blog. What do you think of the illustration by @arthur_objartel?

Watching over this project for 11 years is hard (and I also need to watch over PostCSS and Autoprefixer). Support like this from @kinsta really helps me keep going. Thank you!

Wow! The Japanese company Toyokumo has donated $2,000 to me on GitHub. https://t.co/tNAigAXsHi This means a lot to me. Sponsorship really makes a big difference for all open source projects. https://t.co/Dm5MGp0nw3