jrjurman, 5 months ago to webdev

Inspired by Github's callout elements, I published a native web component for adding your own Callout Alerts in HTML! 🎉

https://github.com/JRJurman/callout-alert

It's customizable with both CSS Variables and slot elements, and comes with an icon library for any icon you might want! 🔧

After a full year working on a library to build Web Components, this is admittedly the first one I've published outside of any specific project, but it won't be the last! 😁

#TramLite #WebComponents #WebDev #HTML

jrjurman, 8 months ago to webdev

#hacktoberfest has officially started 🎃 :github:

I hope everyone has some awesome projects they are working on, and a great experience working with the open source community 🎉

If people are looking for a project to contribute to, Tram-Lite has a call for Projects and Posts.

https://github.com/Tram-One/tram-lite/issues/39

If you write a blog post, a small component in codepen, or a full blown project, it's all fair game for making a PR and linking on the website! 🔗

#TramLite #WebDev #FrontEnd

jrjurman, 8 months ago to webdev

Excited for the new Tram-Lite v4 - which makes Tram-Lite an HTML-first library for developers that want to build and work with web-components! 🎉

https://tram-one.io/tram-lite/

Attributes for 2-way data binding, and retriggering scripts on attribute changes, all in HTML 😮

Also, a way for developers to build their own custom behaviors for elements! 🔧

This has been in the works for a long while, and there's still more awesome things to come! 😁

#WebDev #WebComponents #TramLite #HTML #htmlFirst

jrjurman, 8 months ago to webdev

Very excited about what will be the v4 release of Tram-Lite - an HTML-first way to build or enhance web-components!

https://github.com/Tram-One/tram-lite/pull/30

There's still some administrivia, docs and so on, but if anyone is interested, there's a beta release that people can try out right now!

https://unpkg.com/tram-lite@beta

Happy to take any questions and feedback here on Mastodon!

#WebComponents #HTML #htmlFirst #TramLite

jrjurman, 9 months ago to webdev

Thanks @chriscoyier for the shoutout of Tram-Lite in the recent CodePen blog post:

https://blog.codepen.io/2023/09/04/chris-corner-web-components-dont-need-you/

While adoption may be slow still (and as you mention, rightfully so), no reason why people can't start playing around, and getting familiar with Web-Components today!

#TramLite #WebComponents #CodePen #WebDev #HTML