Wow I learned so much from this one video. I worked along but in a Next JS project. I love how you explained every step so I learned about SVG's and Node JS at the same time. I didn't want to get into yet another framework but your teaching is so good, I'll have to start at the beginning and learn about Redwood JS too :-) Thanks!
When detecting if icons have changed, i had to use `id=\"${name}\"` instead of `id=${name}`. Also, i needed to manually add "baseUrl": "./", to the ts config file for the web package
Thank you! 😁 ... I always love I can take a file from project to project. Next step: I think @bradgarropy has his own npm package he installs everywhere.
hey Amy! I love working with svg sprite. Since watching your tutorial I've never used any other method for using icons in big projects. But one little bit issue with svg sprite is that it does not preload with the initial html. So, if the list of icons is huge in a slow connection there is a delay before the icons are shown. I've tried link:preload with all possible combinations of attribute, but svg is not preloaded anyways. Though it is a very minor issue, can you suggest any other solution for preloading the icons?
Please continue this serie ❤️😎
I love you videos.
These are really great, thanks for the effort that went in! Hope to see more!
Wow I learned so much from this one video. I worked along but in a Next JS project. I love how you explained every step so I learned about SVG's and Node JS at the same time. I didn't want to get into yet another framework but your teaching is so good, I'll have to start at the beginning and learn about Redwood JS too :-) Thanks!
YEAHH! Love hearing that! ... Redwood has some really awesome features on the roadmap, including React Server Components 🤩
When detecting if icons have changed, i had to use `id=\"${name}\"` instead of `id=${name}`. Also, i needed to manually add "baseUrl": "./", to the ts config file for the web package
I thought for sure this would end with utilizing the storybook icon gallery.
Very clean! Thanks!
Awesome Amy, automation 🤩
Thank you! 😁 ... I always love I can take a file from project to project. Next step: I think @bradgarropy has his own npm package he installs everywhere.
hey Amy! I love working with svg sprite. Since watching your tutorial I've never used any other method for using icons in big projects. But one little bit issue with svg sprite is that it does not preload with the initial html. So, if the list of icons is huge in a slow connection there is a delay before the icons are shown. I've tried link:preload with all possible combinations of attribute, but svg is not preloaded anyways. Though it is a very minor issue, can you suggest any other solution for preloading the icons?
Awesome, that is what I'm searching for 🤩
Glad you found it heplful!
Perfection 🔥🔥
Amy!!!
Can I do something like this in Angular?
Can you also list your extensions? I noticed the loader when you were running a test and consequently, a check icon when it was done and successful
'promosm' 😑