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thanks to the brilliant @jennschiffer from CSS Perverts, you can now try out Sapper right inside @glitch. I find this completely amazing glitch.com/edit/#!/starter-s…
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We believe this is fixed now (thanks to some excellent sleuthing and support from @zeithq, who diagnosed a problem unrelated to their services and reached out to let us know — thanks folks! 🙏). Tweet at us know if anyone continues to experience problems
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this is very exciting — @ekhaled has got granular hot module reloading working with Svelte components (i.e. preserve internal state of unmodified components). Hope to integrate into Sapper (which currently re-renders page, nuking internal state) soon! github.com/ekhaled/svelte-ho…
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The website is currently down for reasons we're not certain of (sapper.svelte.technology is still up though) — bear with us until we get a chance to investigate!
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I am chuffed as nuts to officially unveil Sapper, a new Next.js-style framework powered by @sveltejs that makes it easy to build extremely high performance web apps with all the mod cons: svelte.technology/blog/sappe…
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Replying to @sveltejs
^ That link was to a Sapper app. Here's another — a Hacker News clone, because we don't have enough of those: hn.svelte.technology/top/1 @____lighthouse seems to like it:
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🚨 NEW PROJECT KLAXON 🚨 This isn't quite primetime-ready, but I'm much too excited not to share it. Sapper is a Next.js-style framework for @sveltejs: ✅ Code-splitting, HMR (thanks webpack!) ✅ SSR, client-side hydration ✅ Offline, PWA, yadda yadda sapper-template.now.sh/blog/…
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jotted down some notes about how @sveltejs works, why it uses @typescriptlang, why I built it, and where we're going next (which I'm pretty stoked about): github.com/sveltejs/svelte/i…
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Svelte retweeted
1 file components + 0 config bundling = 2 #js projects I'm interested in trying
couple of folks have asked about @parceljs integration — look no further: github.com/DeMoorJasper/parc…
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couple of folks have asked about @parceljs integration — look no further: github.com/DeMoorJasper/parc…
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I'm following Sun Tzu's advice and learning webpack. Made a starter template for @sveltejs apps: github.com/sveltejs/template… ```bash npx degit sveltejs/template-webpack my-app cd my-app yarn && yarn run dev # then open localhost:8080 ```
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The new first-class promise support in @sveltejs templates is really awesome. I like how well it works when returning a promise from a computed.
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1.44 is a big new release — hooks for CSS/JS preprocessors (thanks @efthemess!) and first-class promise support in templates, idea courtesy of @aubergene (REPL demo --> svelte.technology/repl?versi…)
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I love all these new features and community developed solutions i see happening around @sveltejs.
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I just released svelte-routing, a @sveltejs routing library with SSR support. npmjs.com/package/svelte-rou…
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Come for the computed properties, stay for the top-tier performance, tiny filesize, simple API, minuscule memory footprint, learn-it-in-5-minutes template syntax, custom element support, SVG support, scoped styles, unused style removal, fast rebuilds, intelligent error messages,
This makes me want to try out Svelte
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Here's a simple demo to get you started. Clone it with degit... ```bash npx degit sveltejs/template-store test-app cd test-app yarn run dev ``` ...and open localhost:5000 github.com/sveltejs/template…
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svelte/store is designed to hit the sweet spot where you're experiencing growing pains from manually passing props around between components, but Redux/MobX — more features, but larger and more to learn — would be overkill. (Of course, you can still use Redux/MobX with Svelte.)
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