So I almost forgot to post this but svg.js is now available in v3.2.4
And probably more important:
https://t.co/F5I7pO7ILH.js and svg.resize.js are finally compatible with v3.
All feedback is welcome!
https://t.co/P9Y4X4ANCP
Version 3.2.0 was just released. It includes all the latest fixes and an additional parameter for clone to keep the previous ids.
https://t.co/Lkg9FMzQ0D
Absolutely impressed by @VitePress (no pun). Never had more fun setting up documentation. I used it for my new component library fuzzy-ui ๐ฅณ
It only has a Button and a Table yet but more to come ๐ช
https://t.co/dVbKxRdpo7
#vue#vite#vitepress#webdevelopment
I am thinking about rewriting the whole library in a functional style to enable treeshaking and better typescript support. What do you guys think? And what do you wish for in a version 4?
It took a while but version 3.1.0 was finally released. Take a look at the changelog to see what's new: https://t.co/5KiOR8vNqm
Also, we reduced the bundle size by a lot!
.@Google is it possible to get an API key for an open souce project for google translate? We would like to translate the docs automatically so that they become accessible to people not native to the english language #opensource#svgjs
๐ 100 ๐ % ๐ line ๐ coverage ๐
12,418 lines of test code ๐คจ
That is almost twice as much as actual source code (7,754) ๐คฏ
And yes - that took a while ๐
svgdom made a major minor vesion jump to 0.1 ๐. That means: breaking changes, much more features, proper namespace support, html and xml. Pull requests are more than welcome! ๐ https://t.co/1bV5twrpJh #svg#svgjs#webdev
Whenever you catch yourself saying
"That's how we always did it",
you should stop, take a deep breath and consider the possibility that there might be a better way now!
#literallyEverything