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  1. I have just stumbled across Ian's Shoelace Site, and it brings me endless amounts of joy that such a lovely and nerdy place exists on the internet. This is the internet we were promised!

    fieggen.com/shoelace/index.htm

    #shoelace #InternetNerdery

  2. A znaliście alternatywny front-end do threads?

    Nie twierdzę, że jest do czegoś przydatny.

    Piszę, po prostu, że jest, i jest open-source 😉

    lace.projectsegfau.lt/t/DA732l

    Źródła: git.sr.ht/~nixgoat/shoelace/

    #Threads #shoelace

  3. We are happy to announce our new open-source web template for creating a simple and minimal radio directory - Radiohub! It's powered by the amazing web-component library Shoelace.

    Feel free to check it out and let us know your feedback.

    github.com/digitalmalayali/rad

    #digitalmalayali #opensource #webtemplate #shoelace #lit #lithtml #webcomponent #radio #radiodirectory

  4. Someone emailed me asking if #HTMX 2.0 works with complex #Shoelace #webcomponents. There was a Shadow DOM issue, but it all seems to work now with no additional #JavaScript.

    This is pretty good news. Yay! 🥳

    I pushed up a working sample to this branch. #aspnetcore #dotnet

    github.com/khalidabuhakmeh/Sho

  5. Some days ago I read an article how people wired up #Figma with a physical device: edges.ideo.com/posts/figproxy I was fascinated by the concept but found it sad, that it needs a custom browser, only available on macOS.

    🎉 I sat down and now I have a working prototype which works in every browser and system:

    1. Run native JavaScript. e. g. an alert
    2. Trigger JS events to e. g. open a #Shoelace dialog including a YouTube video.

    (1/2)

  6. There are 4 hours and $40,000 until the next Web Awesome stretch goal. It would be pretty cool if there was another date picker in the world.

    kickstarter.com/projects/fonta

    #WebAwesome #Shoelace

  7. There is a day remaining for the Web Awesome / Shoelace Kickstarter campaign and I want to see the Combobox / Typeahead stretch goal happen. It is less than $4k away.

    kickstarter.com/projects/fonta

    #Shoelace #WebAwesome #WebComponents

  8. CW: Web dev grumbling; Shoelace components

    Urgh, this is weird: #Shoelace web components (which I think are *great*) are rebranding as "Web Awesome" (which I'm not sure I can face having to say out loud at work) and they are... fundraising via Kickstarter? With some sort of subscription-based model that I'm not sure I understand?

    I'd been planning to use Shoelace more in a couple of projects I'm working on at the moment, but now I'm feeling some misgivings about that...

    kickstarter.com/projects/fonta

  9. You need this #JavaScript code snippet to get #htmx and #shoelace to play nice. Guess I have another blog post to write. 😅

  10. I got #Shoelace #webcomponents working with #aspnetcore, but there are some caveats—time to write another #dotnet blog post.

    Overall, I could see this being really helpful for folks building #apps.

  11. @thomasreggi I’m building a web game on #astro using #shoelace and #appwrite that is a strange amalgam of Neopets , Obsidian, and Dreamweaver called Denweaver :)

  12. #shoelace is really making it comfy to create the new UI for #WebComponentDevTools

    If only I could work on it full time for even a week, would finish to much quicker. So much code to refactor, re-build and improve.

    I'll try to ship v0.3 by the end of year!

    #webdev #js #javascript #jsdoc #webcomponents

  13. For those interested. My end of year OS roadmap is as follows:

    - Deliver WC DevTools UI Rework (with #shoelace )
    - Deliver a more reliable WCDT (and v3 for Firefox)
    - Look into supporting #solidjs Element Custom Elements in CE Lang Server
    - Rewrite & finish JS Crawler

    #javascript #devtools #js #solidjs #infosec #webcomponents

  14. I love that #php is still alive and kicking for many devs. The #web is a big place and if you can build something cool with whatever technology you like then do it. Don’t be shamed into constantly learning new frameworks or libraries ( but do so if you like ) because that is just a racket. Use what you know, and learn new things that resonate with you.

    For me I’ve been staying with vanilla web tech but also learning #svelte and @astro as well as #appwrite , plus using web components from #shoelace shoelace.style/

  15. My "tech stack" :
    1) #appwrite for back end
    2) #astrobuild for node app
    3) #replit for IDE
    4) #github for storage
    5) #shoelace shoelace.style for widgets
    6) #svelte for any magic
    7) #kaboomjs for game views
    8) #opengameart for art assets
    9) #kennynl kenney.nl/ for more assets
    10) #nightcafe for some special art

    #gamedev #denweaver

  16. I saw the documentary "Upside Down: The Creation Records Story" last night and enjoyed it.

    Who knew members of Jesus and Mary Chain were so interesting and fun to interview? They were not often interviewed in the US magazines.

    Definitely worth a watch. It is free right now on Tubi.

    #postpunk #shoelace #britpop #documentary #film

    youtu.be/rr1QlOUuddQ

  17. Anyway, I ended up committing my thoughts to the blog post linked at the top.

    Incidentally, no disrespect meant to #shoelace.style—I still think it’s the most complete web-component library out there and amazing work by one developer. Unfortunately, I think it’s crippled by the underlying assumptions: the shadowDOM is great for very specific purposes where you need to isolate styles, but it is usually not necessary or desirable. It fights the whole idea of stylesheets and is not cost free.