Pineopticone

Interfaces for whatever comes next. From the people behind Taiga UI, Maskito and Web APIs for Angular.

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

Already using Maskito? If you have a field that needs its own formatting rules, we can build the mask for you.

Share the format and any edge cases. We’ll build a custom Maskito mask for that field.

https://t.co/kt40vjmQHx

[Alex Inkin @Waterplea]

If you are on Reddit's r/angular – come ask your question about Taiga UI, help us raise awarness of the library that remains a relatively lesser known choice in Angular ecosystem:
https://t.co/IcYrKi0ron

[Start9 @start9labs]

@Waterplea has lead frontend dev at Start9 since 2022.

We use Taiga for all our web UIs:
- StartOS
- StartWRT
- StartTunnel
- https://t.co/6JudLo2pZB
- multiple internal tools
- and soon https://t.co/4O2kiwMscS

Can't speak highly enough about the tech and the team behind it.

[Alex Inkin @Waterplea]

Huge news for Taiga UI!

We've heard many times that people really like the library, but without enterprise support, they don't feel comfortable adopting it within their companies. After the v5 release, we decided we're in good enough shape to vouch for it.

So we've established a dedicated company called Pineopticone to take official ownership of Taiga UI, Maskito, and other projects we develop. There is NO change to the license. Everything IS and WILL REMAIN open source and free for commercial use under Apache 2.0.

What's new is our ability to offer paid services to those who want more than just the libraries themselves and our usual support and communication channels.

Our first product available for purchase is the Taiga UI v5 Figma library. Get an individual license or a company bundle and give your designers a tool to build interfaces using Taiga UI components, with all their props and customization options at their fingertips.

If this sounds interesting to you, or you'd like to explore other partnership opportunities, such as SLAs, LTS guarantees, priority support, and whatnot – reach out using the form below:
https://t.co/Y1RbI5oQ0Z

[Daniel Glejzner @DanielGlejzner]

Honestly I’m shocked.
I have never seen any tweet here about:

[ Maskito ]

- pretty much effortless input masks
- 0 dependencies
- use in pure JS projects
- Angular, React , Vue specific versions
- Core written in TypeScript
- SSR Support
- Shadow DOM support
- flexible API

Checkout stackblitz and GitHub in comments with example 👇

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

@Waterplea https://t.co/n04olHTYkJ

[Alex Inkin @Waterplea]

Me and @marsibarsi will present Taiga UI 4 this Thursday and hold a live Q&A. Come join us in celebration of this milestone and ask us anything!

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

New 5 minutes read article about why I use #nx in all JS projects and what nx approaches help me maximize dev experience, clean code and resource optimization

https://t.co/GAffF9mYU5

[Tomas Trajan @tomastrajan]

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[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

@Waterplea @alvaromartmart @katsuba_igor Hi! It is for manipulating with TS files first of all and we don't provide functions for templates but you can get template files and manipulate with them with regexes or other HTML editing tool inside the same script with no limitations

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

Wow, take a look at Taiga UI open source family results 🚀

New way of text field masking, native mobile controls, WYSIWYG editor blocks, CSS masks and more 💪

https://t.co/cc10PUAhze

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

Good luck, Alex ✊️

[Alex Inkin @Waterplea]

Really hope to see some of you next year 🤞 Would love to speak on either of those subjects if they get selected by @ngconf

Would you be interested to see me talk about #Angular? Drop a ❤️ under this tweet 🙂

[Vlad Sharikov @sharikov_vlad]

Hey 👋! I have a new deep-dive article about the fantastic Local Change Detection feature!

It allows #Angular to perform change detection blazing fast.

Please check it!

👇👇👇
https://t.co/Nl8aPrTjCl

[Alex Inkin @Waterplea]

Can we push for 3k by the end of the year? 😊 Check out Taiga UI if you haven't already, it's a really cool #Angular components library:
https://t.co/74iwE55zvj
And 4.0 early next year is going to be a blast!

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

Take a look at the latest micro-sentry!

⚡️It is 2.3 KB⚡️ for browser version (instead of 85 KB original Sentry client) and 3.1 KB for Angular wrapper (with new Angular support)

https://t.co/GDOW4lzCIE

@jsbundle thanks for bundling 🚀

[Vlad Sharikov @sharikov_vlad]

👋The second part of the Angular Signals deep-dive is live. Let's finish the decomposition on a few more complex examples. Check it in the AngularWave blog: https://t.co/btw84SKVul

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

The Mariana Trench level dive into Angular signals on our blog 👇

[Vlad Sharikov @sharikov_vlad]

👋 Level up your Angular understanding with my new deep dive into Angular Signals 🚦on the Angular Wave blog: https://t.co/Ee1R9Sy5Iy

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

Glad to share new deep article about Signals in Angular
by @sharikov_vlad that we hosted on our Angular Wave blog. Enjoy! 🚀

https://t.co/NCoiB6WzWH

[Alex Inkin @Waterplea]

It's been a while since I wrote a hardcore technical article on #Angular. I wanted to cover this subject for a while and now I invite you to read what I consider one of the most important write-ups I have so far:
https://t.co/hqP8p1ix08
RT is much appreciated ❤️

[Pineopticone @pineopticone]

Check out my new article about extra reasons to do open source
https://t.co/GJsdRwDCdU