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156: The State of CSS Is In

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The State of CSS 2026 results are in — Tailwind still rules, AI still can't write decent CSS, and (thanks, listeners!) we made the resources list. CodePen ships its biggest update in years with CodePen 2.0, and a new library called Octane pitches "React's programming model, compiled" — hooks and Suspense with no VDOM and no dependency arrays.

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  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 3:05 - State of CSS 2026 survey
  • 20:01 - CodePen 2.0
  • 32:55 - Octane JS framework
  • 38:37 - State of Devs survey 2026
  • 39:30 - LinkedIn adds a "Seems like AI slop" button
  • 42:54 - TanStack rebrand, and a new charting library
  • 45:38 - GitHub stacked pull requests
  • 52:13 - Opus 5
  • 54:27 - What's Making Us Happy

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