Barry Sande

I tried the Svelte FLIP animation for animating code and it kind of works since Shiki Magic Move outputs keyed tokens 🧑‍🔬

Time to learn how to write tests using @adonisjs.com 's japa.

I launched my first SaaS - A travel/date catalogue and planner app for those places you see screenshots or bookmark and forget. Hiddouts helps solve that. I built it using @svelte.dev and @adonisjs.com . Check it out here hiddouts.com

We've released fixes for 5 CVEs affecting the Svelte ecosystem. Please upgrade your apps! Read the post to learn if you're affected: svelte.dev/blog/cves-af...

I've been learning AdonisJS as I build an API for the last two months. Yesterday I stumbled on some Angular code using dependency injection and was like, "isn't this what AdonisJS uses?" It looked strikingly familiar! Interesting! Context: I neither use Angular nor know it.

A basic web-based screen recorder with Svelte

@storyblok.com the JS Client seems more complex than using fetch, especially when working in Sveltekit.

love to see new CSS features that make old blog posts of mine obsolete! geoffrich.net/posts/svelte...

A more flexible and modern version of actions are coming to Svelte soon — attachments. github.com/sveltejs/sve...

I like it when documentation contains some sarcasm. @svelte.dev and mdsvex docs have some notable instances of sarcasm.

Standard Schema v1 RC is available! Now is the time to join the movement and benefit the entire JavaScript ecosystem! 🧩 github.com/standard-sch...

most interesting framework for the sixth year running, most positively viewed for the second (usual caveats apply! but, like... the people have spoken. if you're starting a new web project, use @svelte.dev)

Sveltekit form actions are great but adding Superforms is a cheat code.

Neodrag v3 will be so modular even the options will be modular intrinsically

@fabianhiller.com using Valibot is a delight. Thank you for this tool. I think I'll read your thesis on it.

This week's episode of Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War 🙌🏾🙌🏾

When bugs bugger off >>>

The best advice I ever got from a senior developer - "always read the documentation, you are never too good to do it".