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Michael Dyrynda

#787976@michaeldyryndadyrynda.com.au

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Laravel Up & Running

The best way to learn Laravel today

Windy

Transform every HTML element on any website to Tailwind CSS

Expose

A beautiful, open-source, tunneling service - written in PHP

Tuple

The best remote pair programming experience on macOS

Tailwind CSS v1.0

A utility-first CSS framework for building custom designs.

Refactoring UI: The Book

Make your ideas look awesome, without relying on a designer

PingPing

A simple tool to monitor your website and SSL

Grid Layout Builder by Webflow

A completely visual way to build CSS grid–powered layouts.

FieldGoal

Don't build a whole backend just for one stupid form.

Oh Dear!

Website monitoring, without the hassle

Tailwind CSS

A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development

Stripe Elements

Beautiful, smart checkout flows 💳💸

Markdown to Medium

Create Medium posts from Markdown in a snap

Laravel Forge

Instant PHP platforms on Linode, DigitalOcean, and more

Laracon Online

The official worldwide Laravel online conference

PRIDE.CODES

A set of simple corner widgets to show support for LGBTQI+

Developer Tools

#FiveMinDev - JavaScript Videos

Easy-to-digest JavaScript videos in 5 minutes or less

Developer Tools

Laravel Nova

A beautifully designed administration panel for Laravel

Developer Tools

Treeware

Use the authors software, buy the author a tree.

Developer Tools

Mailcoach

Send out self-hosted newsletters affordably

Email Newsletters

Joined on January 19th, 2017

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Comments

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I've been following along with Ben and the team's journey since the very early days of Tuple. The product struck me as exciting since the unfortunate acquisition of ScreenHero by Slack. Whilst I don't get to use Tuple a whole lot (I work in an office alongside my team), the opportunities i've had to connect with developers on the other side of the world (I'm in Australia and have paired with folks in the US and Canada) has been nothing short of flawless. It's really east to start a call and dive right in, and never once have to wait on Tuple for anything. High quality, low latency, it's like working with the remote pair, even when they're on the complete other side of the planet. Can't recommend it enough!

1yr ago

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@adamwathan Congrats, mate. Proud of the hard work you put into this!

on Tailwind CSS v1.0

2yr ago

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Been using Tailwind in production since around 0.6 and it's clear that Adam has put a lot of thought into making the most flexible utility-first CSS Framework out there. It has a great balance between a lot of options and some great defaults in terms of colours and fonts, without providing you default-looking components that you'll find cropping up on every site using it in a few months like some other frameworks. Definitely check out some of the videos Adam posted on his YouTube channel where he duplicates existing web apps with just the out of the box utilities. Most importantly; don't hate on the idea of utility-first CSS until you give it a go. It's a powerful tool and there's no wonder places like GitHub and Algolia are leveraging the methodology. Pros: Really helps you rapidly build out pretty much any design with just utility classes. Rarely will you find yourself creating custom CSS Cons: You have to already know CSS pretty well to use it; the classes are wrappers over underlying CSS attributes.

on Tailwind CSS v1.0

2yr ago