Just released my first open source npm package! A "animate on scroll" library built with #vuejs, #tailwindcss, #nuxt and #typescript.
Head on over to https://t.co/VDm4q2yzuo for the full documentation.
Any code review, bug report or just a install is more than welcome.💚
@thsottiaux Try running Matt’s /grill-me in VS Code and in Codex. VS Code will show you clickable UI for easy navigation. Codex writes text where I manually have to write “recommend”
@Atinux Loved it in the beginning but as the projects grows more and more complex it starts to become a hassle. Especially when onboarding new people into a repo
@thdxr We built this Danish insurance company’s website with next and the app router. Client is happy with the performance of it https://t.co/hwLAnEzuAj
@zander_supafast Great tip Zander. In addition to this, it’s also very hard to use a placeholder and be WCAG compliant at the same time. The faded color doesn’t have enough contrast. If the contrast level is increased the field looks as if it’s already filled out
@leeerob It would be awesome to be able to have a flag like —compile-all-routes when running next dev so it’s an opt in feature for people who would rather wait longer to compile everything ahead of time 😊
@tannerlinsley The extra added security you get from not exposing your backend Apis to the client is really nice. We have a lot of customers where security is king and this just helps out tremendously
@adamwathan Is there a way to disable this and only allow specific values like in the v3? Really don't want the juniors to go bananas with random values