A huge thank you to all who joined us at The Children's Society office in London for an incredible Drupal Meetup yesterday!
And a special shoutout to our excellent speakers, Noah Santoni and Vincenzo Gambino, for sharing their expertise on AI chatbots with Flowise and decoupling Drupal with AstroJS, respectively. Your insights inspired us to push the boundaries of building chatbots and web development using these latest open-source technologies!
Gratitude to The Children's Society for generously providing the space for our gathering and sponsoring refreshments. Your support made this event possible, and we're genuinely grateful for your partnership.
Thanks to Andy Read and Matt Summers-Sparks, our fellow organizers, for their hard work and dedication in putting together such a successful meetup. It's through your efforts that our community continues to thrive and grow.
I look forward to seeing you all in next month's meetup to learn, share, connect and have another round of pub discussions!
We have a London Drupal meetup coming up on 20th Feb (Tuesday) -- at The Children's Society office in central London in the evening at 6:30 PM.
Sessions of this event are dedicated to exploring the forefront of web development and content management with Drupal at its core and an AI chatbot with Flowise (Open Source).
I didn't even notice that page transitions, or rather now view transitions, had already left the state of experimental functionality in #astrojs. For testing purposes, I updated the Astro version (or even 2) in a simple project I already had, added 2 lines and that was it. Works as it should. #kbinhttps://kbin-5f4a1.web.app/
Join us tomorrow for an exciting Talking and Doc'ing in the @astro Discord!
We're revealing for the first time ever our draft branch of the Astro Docs converted to Starlight! 🌟
Help us test, troubleshoot, compare to our design specs, spot things that don't quite work yet, play with our interactive UI bits like tutorial quizzes and checklists... and maybe find some PRs to contribute to the future version of Astro Docs!
Just made my first open source contribution to Astro! 🚀
Excited because it's a major project I use for my own blog. Thanks to the @astro team for their great contribution docs and friendly Discord chat. Check out v2.10.0 for my little patch if you use Astro!
The component script (in three dashes) runs for each component instance
The styles are scoped to the component's DOM elements
The HTML is copied for each component instance
Everything is per-instance.
Except the flipping script elements. 🤪 By design, they're NOT per-instance. Many of my page's components need to attach similar event listeners, but they'll conflict if I don't write my selectors super carefully (or find another way to scope the scripts). Blargh.