I appreciate everyone who tried to explain this to me, even if I am not much closer to understanding what it is. I understand that it makes links to your website look fancier but also adds a primary button takes you to a different page than the one you linked to. I guess ill wait and see.

I have read the @standard.site website twice. I still don’t really understand what it does?

“Democratising” is one of the biggest red flags

We just added an AI Agent to Nordcraft so you should definitely not Stop using AI. But every point Kevin Powell makes in this video is spot on. There is no good career path where all you do is prompt. Vibe coding is not nearly as difficult as flipping burgers or cleaning bathrooms.

Problem: You have vibe coded your landing page, but nobody is converting. Solution: Scroll-driven animations! ... or hire a designer.

Is there ever a scale where this becomes good UX? I have always found it incredibly frustrating when you are operating servers in more than one region. Does anyone actually like this?

WOO. NUMBER 1. SUCK IT OTHER DADS!!!

You are free to feel however you like about AI. It is a complicated topic. But. The only people who get angry about anti AI content, are people who use AI to hide their lack of skill.

Without datacenters we would have to talk to people and go outside

There is still a steady stream of signups to Bluesky bluesky.nordcraft.site/signups

My favorite part is “upgrade to max to reduce the bill by $69”

You may not like it, but this is what peak HTML looks like! Instead of using the much more verbose <link> element, top 99% devs like myself use the much shorter <li> element to create hyperlinks!

The best time to learn Nordcraft is actually today!

Is there any form of logic to which #CSS functions require commas and which don't?

Staggered letter animation in 1 minute.

Apparently most men don’t know the history of programming

I hope Claude is next.

I have no interest in the Ferrari luce. Give me the Jaguar 00. The only car designed entirely with #CSS

I literally naver made that connection before. I always thought it was the because the firm made it. Which in retrospect makes very little sense

Getting better

Without Marcia Lucas there would be no Star Wars. The original cut of a new hope was shown to a small group of directors including Spielberg. They hated it. But Spielberg saw potential. After that a new editing team was hired, including Marcia Lucas who turned it into the masterpiece we know.

Oppenheimer should have been made by amazon studios

If you want to understand the problem with googles new AI search let the founders of Google explain it.

Yesterday Webflow announced that they are doing a large round of layoffs in order to restructure their company to become an "Agentic web marketing platform" Webflow used to be a pioneer in the space. A lot has happened since then. blog.nordcraft.com/webflow-is-n...

People who as why you should learn CSS in 2026 cannot have no clue.

Dont ever tell me that shitposting is a waste of time! Glorious!

I have noticed that LLMs have started saying “as of May 2026 the planet Jupiter has 101 known moons…” Instead of just answering 101. You can do that too if you don’t know the answer but want to sound believable

Co sleeping is great. We did it with both children until about age 3. Yes I do get kicked in the testicles a lot but still absolutely worth it.

One of the things I like about open code is that there is not button to execute a plan. You have to write "Go for it bro" "Make it so" or "Execute order 66"

This section on the React website made me smile.

A while back I promised @keithamus.social to do a rant about why I don’t like the dialog element. I am currently waiting on the second rail replacement bus service so now seems to be a perfect time. The short version: It seems unnecessarily hostile to frameworks.

AI is an incredible tutor. But is it not a teacher. There has never been a better time to learn software development than now

Is there any initiative to make @property and @keyframes work inside nested css? .button { @keyframes {…} }

The most boring video on CSS animations ever made!

Websites are pretty sweet

That is one knowledge every day for a whole year!

I got a 365 points knowledge score on this year’s #StateOfCSS survey! I have used 30 features, and knew 13 more, placing me in the top 100% of all respondents. Can you beat my score? survey.devographics.com/survey/state...

Easy! Inherit, initial, unset, revert, revert-layer and revert-rule

No you don’t. You can learn them all at the same time. That is usually the best approach in my experience. But it’s true that many fall in the trap of not learning how html and css works early on which leads to a ton of unnecessary headaches.

Today we are remembering the biggest snub in history

This! We already know how most of the “AI revolution” is going to play out. - People who can code don’t build all their own software. People who can’t won’t either. - EU and American developers were not replaced by outsourcing, for the same reason they won’t be replaced by AI.

I was playing around with recreating some GSAP demos in @nordcraft.com , and got sidetracked a bit. The button looks 3d but is completely flat. The text is slightly offset on the z-axis.

The irony is pretty sweet.

If you ever wondered if Claude is attracted to other computers. Wonder no more