@angular.dev There are so many useful migration schematics, but they are sometimes hard to discover. Is there a specific section in the documentation that lists all available schematics?
"Nature's mirror reflecting the beauty around. Dive into serenity by the water! 🌊🏔️✨ #landscape #outdoor #nature #reflection"
Perfectly timed capture ….amazing colours ✨❄️✨🤍✨❄️✨
#FoxOfTheDay 🦊
A Red Fox on a cold morning couldn't get enough of having fun rolling around on frosty grass. It was walking slowly across the grass when it suddenly got the zoomies! 😍
🎦 Credit: @kevinlohman.bsky.social
#WildlifePhotography #Wildlife #Nature #Foxes
Snow owl ❄️🤍🦉
Maybe not so emotional, but... every time I am looking for some css stuff and find your video, I feel relieved because I know that I already found all the required information that I need 😇
To be compleatly fair, I first heard about Analog during the Angular team conference talk 😉
Nature colours 💚✨
a screenshot of a web application with two inputs, a drop down, two checkboxes, one button … underneath are 10 squares of dark to light green. underneath are Css custom properties, Sass variables, and json with relevant names and values
(one of) the other side project(s)
a simple tint/shade colour palette generator that
- converts hex (for now) to rgb, hsl, p3-display
- generates
- a colour palette
- CSS custom properties
- Sass variables
- JSON for Style Dictionary
(will also be able to add more than colours)
🙏🖤
Good morning campers. Let's do great things today.🌄
#sunrise #lake #travel #photography #explore #limitless
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Magical city 🏙️✨
A grid full of icons. The icons are outlined (rather than filled) and have a soft, rounded style.
🌠 The best icon pack in the world right now, IMO, is Lucide (lucide.dev).
It builds on @colebemis.com’s incredible work with Feather Icons, extending it from ~300 icons to >1500.
It has fully-typed bindings for React and many other frameworks. And I just found out: they’re even more optimized! 🧵
