Rob Balfré

Rob Balfré

@robertbalfre.dev

Dev, Svelte, tech 🇬🇧 🦘 🏳️‍🌈

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Rob Balfré reposted

svelte-check is now much faster for all Svelte users!!! 33% faster in this real world test case!!! Thanks @43081j.com for all your efforts to speed up Svelte as part of improving the JS ecosystem via @e18e.dev!

James@43081j.com

the svelte-check profiling lead to this getting merged which reduces a svelte-check run in shadcn-svelte from 12s to 8s! super happy to have taken part in this :D

Rob Balfré reposted

Leaving Barcelona with a whole bunch of new friends and wonderful memories. The #sveltesummit energy is special and unique. Feel very lucky to be part of it 🧡

Rob Balfré reposted

this is super cool and opens SvelteKit up to an entirely new class of applications. amazing work (and huge props to our UnJS friends for making it possible)

Luke Parke@parke.dev

Sveltelodas rejoice! This has been one of my most enjoyable PRs in a very long time. I have been a lover of SvelteKit for years, and finally diving in deep into the codebase has been an absolute Joy. @svelte.dev @sveltesociety.dev @rich-harris.dev We are so close to the finish line.

Rob Balfré reposted

I miss the days when the worst malfeasance committed by the federal government was secretly building a second machine in the Sea of Japan.

Rob Balfré reposted

this looks neat

Dominic Elm@d3lm.bsky.social

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Rob Balfré reposted

My 5-year-old got the fart cannon from Despicable Me 4 for Christmas. Loaded it up with fart juice and proceeded to drop it down the entire flight of stairs, covering every single step with fart juice.

Rob Balfré reposted

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)