Just replaced Vue.js with @LaravelLivewire / Alpine.js in my Twitter bio π
β Jason Beggs (@jasonlbeggs) October 22, 2020
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Coming soon to @phpstorm: @Alpine_JS support! I just submitted the first working version to @jetbrains so hopefully it’ll be live in a few days. pic.twitter.com/9PUY3bpu9N
β Chris #BlackLivesMatter (@inxilpro) October 22, 2020
AlpineJS is the only way to write Javascript and not go insane
β jonromero.eth (@jonromero) October 20, 2020
Did I say I love @Alpine_JS π? Soooo easy to add dynamic content to my websites πππ
β Tiago Rodrigues (@Tiago_Ferat) October 22, 2020
If you’ve got something to share with the Alpine.js community, you can submit your link or reach out to me on twitter @hugo__df.
Here are this week’s Alpine.js adopters:
Demos:
How to get access to data from different Alpine JS components by @markusantonwolf
[Discussion on IndieHackers] Best resource to learn Alpine.js? by @Mike_Andreuzza
A simple poll application in Alpine.js by @devblogy
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wp-key-manager-with-alpinejs a WP Plugin for Hotel Keys Management by @tahiriqbalnajam
livewire-charts v1.0.0 by @asantibanez for Livewire, Alpine,js and Apex Charts.
nebulapackage/nebula a minimalistic and easy to use administration tool for Laravel applications, made with Laravel, Alpine.js, and Tailwind CSS.
Features
$watch
supports watching magic propertiesFixes
x-spread
now supports “leave” transition directives:value
bindings were being treated as booleans (for example the integer “0”)x-for="i in count"
supportFixes
x-for
regression (due to the x-for"i in number"
syntax)