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Rio

@johnr.io

UI Designer & developer @tsm @theblitzapp. Gamer making cool gaming things for other gamers.

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I will be making great use of this

rich harris@rich-harris.dev

the single biggest criticism svelte has received over the years is 'you can't have multiple components in a file'. so we fixed it! by making them unnecessary. with declaration tags (svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...), snippets/each blocks/etc can have their own state: svelte.dev/playground/a...

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✨ Just released a new video! In this one we take a deep dive into Wuchale - the coolest translation (i18n) library for Svelte! See it in action with a real SvelteKit app in the video! #svelte #internationalization #webdev #javascript www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0RP...

youtube.comTranslate your Svelte and SvelteKit applications the easy way - full tutorial00:00 The problem with existing Paraglide and other i18n libraries 01:20 Why Wuchale is different 02:07 Translating the DeriVault password manager 03:05 Installing Wuchale in a SvelteKit app 05:06…

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I love CSS folks. They are soldiers of joy and delight. The world is burning and AI debates have people at each others throats and CSS peeps keep being like “check out this dancing turtle I made out of divs 🥰”

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There's something about writing Svelte that feels like I'm coming home, more than any other framework. Like it's designed for me

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svelte kinda stopped marketing performance as a feature because "react is fast enough" but... it just isn't. so many of these stories. maybe the compiler will fix it. anyway the real money quote is "Features that took days in React could be built in hours with Svelte". many such cases!

davipon@davipon.bsky.social

The guest blog post is finally out! Huge thanks to Chris and Budi for accepting my proposal. Hope you have a good read. sveltejobs.com/blog/increme...

I’m praying for the day when anchor positioning is widely supported across all major browsers. When container queries hit I was all in, this is the next big one for me.

I’ve tried using the oddbird poly fill but it has some quirks that make it a bit annoying. My major/common use case for anchor positioning is rich tooltips on hover that require dynamically hiding/showing an element. Currently the poly fill does not work with that

I should say, it doesn’t work with elements that are dynamically added to the DOM (which I sometimes do)

Go and make some mistakes, you live and you learn And where the chips fall, it's not your concern

If Figma doesn’t announce slot/children support for components at config this year I’m going to be furious and confused

@nerdy.dev Has there been any movement on native css "mixins"? I know you can kinda hack it with style queries but having to have an extra container element is *blegh* (especially because what I really want mixins for is font styles)

You are up to date.