RT @reinink: 🌌 The UI blocks in Tailwind Plus are about to get darker — we've been working on adding dark mode support to our Marketing and….

🌌 The UI blocks in Tailwind Plus are about to get darker — we've been working on adding dark mode support to our Marketing and Application UI bundles. Soon, each component will include code snippets for:. 🌕 Light only.🌓 Light + dark (system).🌑 Dark only. This way you can

Doing something a little different this week — working from a hotel while camping nearby with the family. Stole my wife's Studio Display for the week, which is actually pretty decent (that's coming from using an XDR as my daily driver). Now if only the hotel wifi didn't suck.

RT @dhh: This is fantastic! Tailwind web components that work beautifully with Hotwire and vanilla Rails ERB templates. Great work from @ad….

RT @adamwathan: I'm really excited about the incredible work @PhilippSpiess and @malfaitrobin put into the new Elements library we released….

🤯 Pretty crazy —. It took 7 years for @tailwindcss to hit 10 million weekly downloads — that's where we started the year at — and since January we're now at 20 million weekly downloads!. What a ride.

👀 In case you missed it —. Last week we released Elements, a new framework-agnostic JavaScript library that adds interactivity to our plain HTML components in Tailwind Plus. Now you don’t need to write your own JavaScript if you’re not using React or Vue 🙌.

RT @adamwathan: Almost went with this branding for Elements. Once you see `el-dropdown` you can’t unsee it 😄

RT @PhilippSpiess: Elements – our love letter to the modern web – is finally out! Definitely go read that post! (co-authored by yours truly….

RT @adamwathan: ✨ We just shipped vanilla JS support for Tailwind Plus!. Every single UI block is now fully functional, interactive, and ac….

And if your a Tailwind Plus customer, you can find the Elements documentation here:

You can read more about this in our official announcement post here:

We just released vanilla JavaScript support for all our UI blocks in Tailwind Plus! 🥳. To do this we've built a new JavaScript UI component library called Elements. It has no dependencies on JavaScript frameworks like React, and works with any modern stack — Rails, Laravel,

After all the positive responses to this tweet of mine about Starlink, I decided to give it a try. Been on it for three days — and it's been going great. Until now 😭

RT @adamwathan: ✨ Fully declarative, HTML-driven command palette, with no custom JS, and no framework. Works everywhere, no matter how you….

Our team has been really busy working on this, and I'm thrilled that we're soon going to have an awesome JavaScript solution for our "plain HTML" (non-React/Vue) components in Tailwind Plus! 🌮. We even have all our command palette examples working with it — even tricky ones like

Hey folks using Starlink — do you like it? How reliable is it? Are video/screen share calls solid?. My experience with it to date is that it's great if you don't have other options (ie. in a rural area), but it still doesn't feel the same as a fibre/DSL connection.

Currently planning a 250+ meter trench on my property to run power (with a fiber return) so I can get line of sight to my point-to-point wireless provider's tower—because they're decommissioning the one I’m currently on. Living in the country is amazing, but everything is hard 😅

RT @reinink: We recently updated the radio groups and switches (toggles) in Tailwind Plus to no longer require Headless UI, but instead jus….

And you can find the updated switches (which also use radio inputs "under the hood"), here: