Steve Sewell

Do you know about :is() in CSS?

It can really help clean up your selectors.

What about :where()? And :has()? And how they are useful and different

Learn all about it in my latest blog post:

Do you know about :is() in CSS?

It's pretty handy!

More on :is(), as well as :where() and :has(), in my full article: https://lnkd.in/eGQv3BpX

these 5 lines of code can add crazy shit to your apps. use them.

the first thing we built with it - turn natural language into fully responsive designs and interactive mini apps: https://lnkd.in/guhzYHNQ

following that - turn natural language into shell commands: https://lnkd.in/gN_NCBwn

what we're working on
- ai powered learning for Qwik
- ai generated designs for figma
- ai powered conversion of figma designs to fully responsive code
- ai powered migration of components across frameworks

For those curious, a bit more depth on how I implemented AI Shell: https://lnkd.in/gTas8FhX

who knows what we will use this for next. but the potential excites me more every day