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All of the UI-related features coming to native HTML/CSS – no JavaScript frameworks or component libraries required. Must-watch!

I think we’ll experience a renaissance in web-based UIs real soon. ✨

All of the UI-related features coming to native HTML/CSS – no JavaScript frameworks or component libraries required. Must-watch!

I think we’ll experience a renaissance in web-based UIs real soon. ✨

https://youtu.be/_-6LgEjEyzE

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Just one line of CSS to center a <div>. Simply beautiful 😩👌

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It'll flow the wrong way, but `columns` + `break-inside: avoid-column;` will have to do 😭

Barcelona based developer. I enjoy comics gaming and sci-fi

Cannot wait. It’s gonna feel incredible 😌

Really nice watch. I have to be ready to delete most of the javascript of my components

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Which ones?

At the rate CSS syntax is evolving, I’m not sure many of these things are even possible to achieve with class names alone.

Any idea what the timeline is to add this to tailwind?

That's a major upgrade for css/html. Looking forward to it