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Interfaces for whatever comes next. From the people behind Taiga UI, Maskito and Web APIs for Angular.

Almaty, Kazakhstan
Joined October 2019
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Replying to @Waterplea
@Waterplea has lead frontend dev at Start9 since 2022. We use Taiga for all our web UIs: - StartOS - StartWRT - StartTunnel - marketplace.start9.com - multiple internal tools - and soon start9.com Can't speak highly enough about the tech and the team behind it.
Huge news for Taiga UI! We've heard many times that people really like the library, but without enterprise support, they don't feel comfortable adopting it within their companies. After the v5 release, we decided we're in good enough shape to vouch for it. So we've established a dedicated company called Pineopticone to take official ownership of Taiga UI, Maskito, and other projects we develop. There is NO change to the license. Everything IS and WILL REMAIN open source and free for commercial use under Apache 2.0. What's new is our ability to offer paid services to those who want more than just the libraries themselves and our usual support and communication channels. Our first product available for purchase is the Taiga UI v5 Figma library. Get an individual license or a company bundle and give your designers a tool to build interfaces using Taiga UI components, with all their props and customization options at their fingertips. If this sounds interesting to you, or you'd like to explore other partnership opportunities, such as SLAs, LTS guarantees, priority support, and whatnot – reach out using the form below: pineoptic.one/?interest=Taig…
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Pineopticone retweeted
Huge news for Taiga UI! We've heard many times that people really like the library, but without enterprise support, they don't feel comfortable adopting it within their companies. After the v5 release, we decided we're in good enough shape to vouch for it. So we've established a dedicated company called Pineopticone to take official ownership of Taiga UI, Maskito, and other projects we develop. There is NO change to the license. Everything IS and WILL REMAIN open source and free for commercial use under Apache 2.0. What's new is our ability to offer paid services to those who want more than just the libraries themselves and our usual support and communication channels. Our first product available for purchase is the Taiga UI v5 Figma library. Get an individual license or a company bundle and give your designers a tool to build interfaces using Taiga UI components, with all their props and customization options at their fingertips. If this sounds interesting to you, or you'd like to explore other partnership opportunities, such as SLAs, LTS guarantees, priority support, and whatnot – reach out using the form below: pineoptic.one/?interest=Taig…
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Honestly I’m shocked. I have never seen any tweet here about: [ Maskito ] - pretty much effortless input masks - 0 dependencies - use in pure JS projects - Angular, React , Vue specific versions - Core written in TypeScript - SSR Support - Shadow DOM support - flexible API Checkout stackblitz and GitHub in comments with example 👇
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Me and @marsibarsi will present Taiga UI 4 this Thursday and hold a live Q&A. Come join us in celebration of this milestone and ask us anything!
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👋Hey there folks! 🚀 I am very happy to announce a new release of the #Angular Enterprise Architecture e-book 📦 v2.1 out now! ✅skip to the good parts and leverage 8+ years of experience and lessons learned (re-written completely from scratch in 2024) ✅ more than 170 pages of structured content with lots of detailed diagrams and code examples to drive the point home ✅ ready to use example repository with predefined rule set including all best practices ✅ standalone first architecture and approach 🏗️ Learn how to architect a new or existing enterprise grade Angular application with #eslint based automated architecture validation with a predefined types, rules and best practices! 💎This will ensure that Your project stays maintainable, extendable and therefore with high delivery velocity over the whole project lifetime! Here is what you will learn 🧑‍🏫 More than 170 pages of structured content with lots of diagrams and code examples to maximize your learning! ✅ How to structure your Angular application to make it maintainable and extendable, and especially to preserve high velocity of development over time ✅ How to set up automated tooling based architecture validation to ensure that your project stays maintainable and extendable over the whole project lifetime ✅How to separate your business features into isolated parts within the framework of the architecture and what are the benefits of doing so ✅How to share code between features in a maintainable way and what are the tradeoffs of doing so ✅How to set up you Angular workspace with tooling to support team collaboration ✅How to create standalone first Angular architecture and embrace new better standalone APIs to make your project future proof 🤖 Automated, eslint based architecture validation 💎 Clean architecture is not only about the initial setup, but also about the ability to maintain it over time. 🤖 Automated architecture validation is the key to ensure that your project stays maintainable and extendable over the whole project lifetime! 😱 Without support of the automated tooling, we are basically left with the manual code reviews and the hope that everyone involved is paying 100% attention at all times which is just not realistic! 🔑 Unlock the full potential of your Angular enterprise architecture and join the ranks of hundreds of successful developers who have transformed their projects with the help of this e-book! 📦 Ready to use example repository Book doesn't just provide information about how to do it right, but comes also with an example repository to get you started in no time! 👥Join the ranks of hundreds of successful developers who have transformed the way they build their projects to ensure long term maintainability and high delivery velocity with minimal initial investment! 🔗 Learn more & get it, link in the replies! – at Zurich, Switzerland
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Hey 👋! I have a new deep-dive article about the fantastic Local Change Detection feature! It allows #Angular to perform change detection blazing fast. Please check it! 👇👇👇 medium.com/angularwave/local…
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Can we push for 3k by the end of the year? 😊 Check out Taiga UI if you haven't already, it's a really cool #Angular components library: github.com/taiga-family/taig… And 4.0 early next year is going to be a blast!
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👋The second part of the Angular Signals deep-dive is live. Let's finish the decomposition on a few more complex examples. Check it in the AngularWave blog: medium.com/angularwave/deep-…
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It's been a while since I wrote a hardcore technical article on #Angular. I wanted to cover this subject for a while and now I invite you to read what I consider one of the most important write-ups I have so far: medium.com/its-tinkoff/dom-d… RT is much appreciated ❤️
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📚💡 Dive into the world of @Angular development with this #GDEs amazing Taiga UI library! 🚀 Discover how @Waterplea and his team created this game-changing tool spanning over 100 components → goo.gle/3XFlWCW #GoogleDevLibrary
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You know about Taiga UI — an #Angular UI kit we develop. But it is more than a components library. It has spawned multiple independent and extremely useful mini libraries. We call them Taiga UI Family. I wrote an article showcasing them all in one place: medium.com/its-tinkoff/taiga…
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Wow, looks like I was just saying you could be 200th star for our masking library Maskito and now you can be a 300th: github.com/Tinkoff/maskito Thank you for your support! We are about to deliver good news to the management. Your interest means open source is worth investing into.
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I have discovered this amazing library called Ng-Morph. It allows us to write small scripts really fast when we need to perform redundant operations within our workspace. I have written a small article explaining three scripts I created when I had to migrate multiple Angular applications inside an Nx Workspace. library maintained by @katsuba_igor and @marsibarsi 🙏 Hope this can help you during your upcoming challenging migration. 😅 medium.com/@thomas.laforge/m…
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What is Web APIs for Angular? It's a very helpful open source initiative that me and @marsibarsi start a while ago. Read more about it in my new article: medium.com/angularwave/web-a…
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And vice versa, helped me to make interfaces for GitHub REST API data I was working with.
#copilottip for the day 🤖 Did you know that Copilot is great for generating mock data? Just provide an interface or an example of data structure and it’ll generate you any amount of entities you want #githubCopilot #aiAssistant
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⚡Myth-busting time! In my new article, I tackle 8 Angular myths to reveal the framework's true potential. Get the facts and level up your skills: link.medium.com/lsxacKz9Vyb
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Did you know that `forwardRef` is considered constructor context and that shiny new `inject` function from #Angular 14 works inside it? 😎 stackblitz.com/edit/angular-…
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An #Angular library I've been working on for the past 4 years — Taiga UI — was released to #OpenSource a year ago! Let's look at what this year has brought us and what are the plans for 2022 🙂 🎄 dev.to/angular/taiga-ui-a-ye… RT is very appreciated! 😉
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