Lol oop

It was an honor to be a fly on the wall as these titans of online video built its future. And I got to build their website and docs 😁

Behind The Scenes Of Notion's INSANE Design (w. Notion Team) YouTube video by Enrico Tartarotti

I've never seen my job better described. This video is awesome. www.youtube.com/watch?v=b00s...

Tailwind is the worst form of CSS, except for all the others | Mux Tailwind is weird, verbose, and opinionated… but it works. Here’s why it makes teams faster, more consistent, and a little less frustrated.

I was pretty proud of this one. I'm glad it got picked up a bit 😊 www.mux.com/blog/tailwin...

@syntax.fm got me into this job and now they're posting my blog posts this is a dream come true 😍

How Apple made the F1 movie trailer literally shake things up | Mux Apple released an F1 movie trailer with haptics. You can build vibrating video too (at least for Android).

This is the kind of excellent niche content that only @philcluff.bsky.social could deliver. Chef’s kiss.

www.mux.com/blog/how-app...

Tailwind is the worst form of CSS, except for all the others | Mux Tailwind is weird, verbose, and opinionated… but it works. Here’s why it makes teams faster, more consistent, and a little less frustrated.

Maybe it's a bit late to publish a hot Tailwind take. But honestly? It took me this long to figure it out.

Why do I like using it? And why should your team use it, even if it can be... a little abrasive?

Lemme see if I can convince you.

www.mux.com/blog/tailwin...

idk how our editor does it. it actually looks like we know what we're talking about!

llms.txt: improving your UX with AI-accessible docs | Mux llms.txt is a standard for LLMs to discover and read your website. Users can use LLMs like Claude or Cursor to talk with your docs, improving their experience.

idk. sometimes, hype-driven development can also be a good thing? www.mux.com/blog/llms-txt

This is honestly why I like Tailwind so much. It's so basic, it's impossible to mess up.

Routing: Intercepting Routes | Next.js Use intercepting routes to load a new route within the current layout while masking the browser URL, useful for advanced routing patterns such as modals.

Today's casualty? Our changelog route interceptors. I adore the behavior. But wtf does `(changelog)/@dialog/(.)[slug]/page.tsx` mean? I had to sit down and remember every time I needed to fix the code. Not anymore.

I’ve been angrily ripping out a lot of my problematic Next.js code lately.

Can’t tell if Next.js is the problem or if I just wrote bad code.

Damn I was just about to sail past with “apple notes is fineeeeee”