Geremia Taglialatela

@gtagliala

Ruby on Rails developer - Official member of the Font Awesome Team

Italy
Joined September 2012
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    Jul 13

    You can now create a simple form for people to fill out when opening issues on your public projects to help make sure you capture the data you need. Learn more, including how projects like are already making use of it.

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    Jul 13

    Shape Up has helped the Font Awesome Team stay on track more consistently, ship on time, and keep the main thing the main thing in work, business, and at home.

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    Jul 10

    Autoprefixer 10.3 was released. added ::file-selector-button support. Release name is “Чести своей не отдам никому” (I will give my honor to no one), the motto of Pskov city of Russia.

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    Jul 9

    6.0.0-beta1 release users may have noticed an error in the dev console, and problems with uploaded Kit icons displaying. The bug is fixed, and custom icons should appear without trouble. Learn more about uploading custom icons:

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    Jun 24

    Rails 6.1.4 has been released!

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    Jun 21

    Zeitwerk stays at 0 issues, 0 PRs. Issues or even questions in Rails related to autoloading have virtually vanished. It is going to be the only loader in Rails 7. It is integrated in Hanami 2.0, and loads dozens of gems. Was worth it.

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    Jun 22

    While this took a lot of extra time to build, test, and implement, it’s worthwhile to keep Bootstrap open and accessible to as many people, tools, platforms, compilers, and projects as possible. Please share any feedback on it in an issue, and see you again soon for v5.1.0!

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    Jun 22

    The Sass division issue is an important one. Our new custom function replicates the / symbol for dividing without the use of DartSass’s modules system. This way, we support the deprecated LibSass and the current/future Dart Sass without any other tool or project losing support

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    Jun 22

    Bootstrap v5.0.2 has finally arrived with our new custom `divide()` function to fix the Sass division warnings, ability for `.col-*` classes to override `.row-cols-*`, several CSS and JS bugfixes, and docs improvements. On to v5.1.0!

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    Jun 22

    A symbol's efficacy changes over time, but what happens when an everyday use icon sends the wrong message? You get all Judas Priest on the powers that be, and you go breaking the law. Kind of.

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    Jun 21

    Tailwind CSS 2.2 - grab it while it's hot! - All-new high-performance CLI - Before and after variants - Shorthand color opacity syntax - Caret color utilities All of the that and more!

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    Jun 17

    With the deprecation of `/` division in Dart Sass, we’ve been working to find a solution to keep support for LibSass and Dart Sass, so the math.div() module is our last resort at this point. We have a custom divide() function that gets us very close, but we need more time.

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    Jun 17

    Heads up, we’re close to shipping v5.0.2 (was going to happen today), but we have some Sass precision issues we’d like to iron out first. (Ex: )

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    Jun 15

    Rails 6.0.4 has been released

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    Jun 10

    I wonder why they make "fixed width" fonts. Wouldn't it save more time to just not break the width in the first place?

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    Jun 3

    Font Awesome now has an official Vue.js component that’s available for all who want to use our icons in their Vue.js projects. Read our blog to check out an easy step-by-step tutorial.

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    Jun 2

    Looking to use Vue.js with Font Awesome? No ninth-level magic is necessary because we’ve made using Font Awesome with Vue.js as straightforward as possible. Check out our blog to learn more.

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    Jun 1

    Discourse are hiring 🎊 . If you enjoy writing, working remotely, communicating asynchronously, working on open source, Ruby, JavaScript. There a spot for you on my team. UTC+7 -> UTC+13.

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    May 28

    Highlights from recent activity in rails/main

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    May 27

    When you Get Font Awesome Pro now, you’ll get access to try out Beta 6 and get a full version of V6 when it officially releases. You’ll also get a 1-year Pro-level subscription with tons ready to use right away.

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