Tailwind, like many startups, has a small head count. In a podcast posted on X, Wathan said that the company had four engineers on staff. Now, there's one. Wathan's post highlights the challenges that startups, which already face tough odds of success, can encounter as AI models grow more capable. The CEO founded the web developer tool in 2017. Tailwind's model is free and open-source, with a paid "pro" tier driving the company's revenue.
Using position: sticky; is one of those CSS features that's incredibly useful, seemingly simple, and also, frequently frustrating. The premise is simple: you want to be able to scroll your page's content, but you want something to "stick" at the top (or anywhere). Frequently, this will be some sort of header content that you want to always stay at the top, even as the user scrolls, but it could be any sort of content (and stick edges other than the top, and at any offset).