We’ve got a couple of great ideas about tools & projects we might need in the Alpine.js community.
How would a translation package for Alpine.js look?
Is there any need for a Translation package build with the TALL stack? 🤔 #tailwindcss #alpinejs #laravel #livewire pic.twitter.com/kkekyI04c9
— Alessandro Belli (@Ale_Belli90) July 24, 2020
How could we use PostHTML to pre-process inline Alpine.js scripts?
Thinking out loud here, but I wonder if PostHTML (https://t.co/8oAsxZtUWe) could be used to run Prettier, Babel, ESLint etc on inline @Alpine_JS directives… 🤔
— Phil Wolstenholme (@philw_) July 27, 2020
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TIL I learned about Spruce for @Alpine_JS. https://t.co/3zjJFbMQpY
Works really good. Communicating components with a data “store” is such a breeze. 💪
Working on an “accordion” component. All handled by #AlpineJs. 👌 pic.twitter.com/gFUq9ivpD1
— Andrés Santibáñez (@asantibanez) July 30, 2020
Tailpine, Livepine or Bladepine?
🥰 Oh my! I’m all in for this conjugation, when talking @tailwindcss and @Alpine_JS.
- Tailpine
- Livepine
- Bladepine(@jessarchercodes kudos on the https://t.co/OQTgIjVINx page. It feels super snappy and yet remains comfortable to eye-scan. ❤️) https://t.co/c1GhdqwsXT
— Jakob Steinn (@jstoone) July 25, 2020
A lot of new sites using Alpine.js, great work from everyone:
Alpine.js in-depth: reactive HTML attribute binding with x-bind by @hugo__df
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Demos:
drupal.org/project/alpinejs release 1.1.x-dev is now available (spotted by @drupalreleases).
YouTube wrapper plugin Alpine.js: ta-youtube.markusantonwolf.com by @markusantonwolf.