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csstree@csstree
8 Sep 2017
CSSTree 1.0.0-alpha22 – Introduce entry points for key modules, good for bundle size when just few of them in use github.com/csstree/csstree/r…
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Put some spring physics in yer Svelte components — just add the new `spring` method from svelte-extras. Docs here github.com/sveltejs/svelte-e…
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DBraun@Dbcodes
4 Sep 2017
Created a simple starter repository @sveltejs github.com/DBProductions/sve… testing the components comes next.
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SFTechBro@SFTechBro_
6 Sep 2017
Anyone has experience with @sveltejs or @inferno_js? We 're looking into rewriting our (now) legacy @reactjs #harder #better #faster
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^ update: this is available as of version 1.37. consider it highly experimental! give us yer bugs on GitHub
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@sveltejs
3 Sep 2017
Next version of Svelte will optionally compile direct to (tiny, blazing fast) web components with all the trimmings github.com/sveltejs/svelte/p…
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Next version of Svelte will optionally compile direct to (tiny, blazing fast) web components with all the trimmings github.com/sveltejs/svelte/p…

compile to custom element by Rich-Harris · Pull Request #811 · sveltejs/svelte

Ref #797. Let's see how this goes... Export a class that extends HTMLElement Call customElement.define(tag, name) Expose props Guess props, if unspecified, based on data the template r...

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Experimenting with external data stores in @sveltejs. Adding #MobX is really easy. Silly implementation, or does it have potential? 🤔
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"man, Svelte makes sense. For the first time in about 15 years, a JS framework makes sense" — chx
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"actually fast enough for the real world" — Alex Russell nitter.catsarch.com/slightlylate/status/90…
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Experimenting with @sveltejs. So far it feels like the future. This is a web I can love again.
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@sveltejs is truly a breath of fresh air. Intuitive, powerful, interoperable. This is how I imagine the future of building web applications.
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Finally got the @sveltejs Fractal thing working, thanks to the one and only @Rich_Harris. Go check it out svelte-fractal.surge.sh/
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The REPL now has syntax highlighting in {{tags}}, thanks to @silentworks svelte.technology/repl
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Easy way to get started with @sveltejs: • npm install -g degit • degit sveltejs/template svelte.technology/blog/the-e…
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I have written a post about getting started with @sveltejs donielsmith.com/blog/2017/08… Go get your Javascript on.
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While building web apps with @sveltejs I've found the combination of composed properties and helper functions to be a breath of fresh air. 😌
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Replying to @Rich_Harris @sveltejs
"Nothing is free. everything has to be paid for" .. an awesome talk. Hope we can share the slides/recording later.
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Maybe the second online @sveltejs playground? codepan.net/boilerplate/svel…
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we made it
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I wrote a long article about how we use @sveltejs at @FromNowOnExp to deliver an exceptional experience to our users saibotsivad.com/article/svel…
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