Alpine.js Weekly - Alpine.js Weekly #62

Tips

This is how you can create an easy scroll to top button with @Alpine_JS and @tailwindcss .

I have used Alpine Magic Helpers for a smooth effect, but if you don’t want to load another library, just replace $scroll(‘#top’) with scrollTo(0,0).

— Catalin Prodan (@prodics) May 26, 2021

3 line dark mode toggle using @Alpine_JS and @tailwindcss.

alt: https://t.co/OUmVekblmH

— motch☀️ (@mitchhanberg) May 25, 2021

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Made with Alpine.js

If you’ve got something to share with the Alpine.js community, you can submit your link or reach out to me on twitter @hugo__df.

Here are this week’s Alpine.js adopters:

• fiberline.com is built with Umbraco CMS, Ucommerce, TailwindCSS and AlpineJS by @skttl
• onotherplanets.com/ is built with Alpine.js by @kolokowalsky
• hallindavid.github.io/alpine-transition-preview/ by @david_hallin is built with Alpine
• phpast.com by @ryangjchandler is built with Alpine.js
• alpinetrails.netlify.app/alpineday-schedule.html, a version of the Alpine Day 2021 schedule in your local timezone by @ajitbohra is built with Alpine
• livialauber.com is built using Craft CMS, Alpine and Tailwind by @williamhibberd
• thesmiletheband.com is built with Alpine.js by @tstassin

Demos:

• Vertical tab with Alpine.js + Tailwind by @SmileSharks
• a Vercel style popover feedback form with Alpine.js by @surjithctly
• Mario Kart Tabs UI
• A custom Drupal ‘PasswordWithVisibilityToggle’ with Alpine that matches the gov.uk a11y and functionality requirements by @philw_
• Datepicker with inline editing using AlpineJS by @TwComponents

Articles & Tutorials

Accessible Dropdown Navigation with Tailwind CSS and Alpine by @davidhellmann

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Code & Tools

If you haven’t checked out alptail.com by Daniel Palmer it’s a collection of of open-source UI components, using Tailwind and Alpine.

Adopter Reactions

Alpine.js is such a beautiful tool.

— Gilbert (@soundly_typed) May 24, 2021