Can't believe it took me so long to hop on this train :O

https://fotoarto.com/

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://fotoarto.com/

Svelte Changelog v2 is out

https://svelte-changelog.dev

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://svelte-changelog.dev

This Week in Svelte episode 5 (If you know, you know) was all about the latest changelog, presented as usual by our very own @paoloricciuti

If you missed it live, you can still watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp4330KsYcU&list=PL8bMgX1kyZTiLCyvf8vF13sdnR4fhNl6v&index=1

Stay tuned, Svelters!
#SvelteSociety #Svelte #SvelteKit #ThisWeekInSvelte

We love exploring tools that make developers' lives easier - and lately, that's been WXT.

WXT a framework that simplifies the development of browser extensions. It's packed with everything you need:
Amazing DX & performance
First-class support for all browsers
️ Vite-powered
Compatible with #Svelte, #Vue, #React and #Solid
Great docs & examples

It's another great thing coming from the #vite ecosystem and we're all for it.

https://wxt.dev/

A client project was hitting a wall with #svelte.

Instead of wasting days on it, one 45-min session with @paoloricciuti later, it was fixed, and they learned a new technique.

That’s not support. That’s peace of mind.

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Who will I see tonight at the Svelte Vienna meetup? @sveltejs #svienna #svelte #meetup #wien
https://austria.sveltesociety.dev/

https://www.melt-ui.com looks pretty interesting for working with #svelte (it's like the equivalent of Radix for React, I believe)

Storybook 9 is now in beta

https://storybook.js.org/blog/storybook-9-beta/

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://storybook.js.org/blog/storybook-9-beta/

Ever faced a blocker with #svelte and wasted 2 days finding a solution?

Now imagine having @paoloricciuti Svelte Maintainer, just a DM away. Gut check. Quick call. Clarity.

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Svelte 5 Correlation Matrix

https://covary.xyz/matrix

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://covary.xyz/matrix

Best Angular Development Alternatives in 2025

https://www.cyberpinoy.net/read-blog/200682_best-angular-development-alternatives-in-2025.html

Discover the top alternatives to Angular in 2025 that offer enhanced performance, flexibility, and developer experience. Explore emerging frameworks shaping the future of modern web development.

#AngularAlternatives
#WebDevelopment2025
#FrontendFrameworks
#ModernWebDev
#AngularVsReact
#VueJS
#Svelte
#NextJS
#WebDevTrends
#JavaScriptFrameworks
#Frontend2025
#CodeSmart
#DevCommunity

The data flow for the new project so far is as follows:

Maintain the data collection in Strapi - all news clippings, people, org info etc are kept in the CMS

@astro pulls Strapi data as a collection and builds static JSON files as ReST routes

#Svelte + #d3js pull the data from the ReST endpoints and draw the visualization in the browser.

The actual site is fully static, but I get the benefit of a full db and a nice interface for the backend, that is hosted independently.

My consultancy @mainmatter has some availability for #frontend projects starting in May.

We have deep expertise in #svelte and #emberjs as well as the intersection of frontend and #rustlang, e.g. with build tools or #wasm.

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LegoJs v1.9.0 is out with more simplicity and more modern #JS to write #native #webcomponents 

https://github.com/Polight/lego/pull/37#issuecomment-2803062579

Documentation will follow.

who has code blowing up that links back to your code editor sensibly efficiently?

specifically svelte code, so in a docker, node, vite, ..., browser stack away from the editor (in another one of these stacks)

wanting to websocket sync important things like throws back to the editor during bumpy development.

i wonder if there's a way to give human-readable names to the autogenerated / non-global class names

i'd like to allow site visitors to comfortably write their own userstyles