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A <Scroller> component, for declarative scroll-driven storytelling. Uses IntersectionObserver where possible, so you can have as many as you like on a page without causing jank github.com/sveltejs/svelte-s…
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Oh no, Twitter needs an edit button. *respond* to changes in element *dimensions*. Dang it. You know what I meant
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Needless to say, if you don't use it you don't pay for it — the compiler only emits the code for it (<30 LOC per app plus ~5 LOC per component that uses it) when necessary. As a framework author it's incredibly gratifying to add features without ever asking 'is this bloat?'
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We've made a ton of improvements since our v2 release, but I think this is my favourite new feature — you can use bind:offsetWidth (or height, or clientWidth/Height) to response to changes in element dimension. No polling, no wrapper components svelte.technology/repl?versi…
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This is fantastic — a VSCode extension for Svelte by @UnwrittenFun marketplace.visualstudio.com…. Backed by an editor-agnostic language server, provides autocomplete, linting, diagnostics, etc etc
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Version 2 is out now! If you haven't tried Svelte yet, now is a great time to try it out. If you're already using Svelte, here's what you need to know about upgrading your app (don't worry, it'll only take a moment): svelte.technology/blog/versi…
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Syntax changes are coming in version 2. You can upgrade your components now...
```bash
npx svelte-upgrade v2 src
npx svelte-upgrade v2 routes # for Sapper apps
```
...and opt in by installing v1.61 and adding `parser: 'v2'` to your compiler options.
github.com/sveltejs/svelte-u…
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Looking for articles, books and training videos? Check out sveltetraining.com. Lots of great exercises (h/t @gunar)
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Interesting — the first two comments on this HN post both mention Svelte. Are we getting... mindshare?
hn.svelte.technology/item/16…
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Pinafore: a new fast, private, offline-friendly Mastodon client built with Svelte and Sapper, by the one and only Nolan Lawson nolanlawson.com/2018/04/09/i…
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Have your say about possible syntax changes in v2: github.com/sveltejs/svelte/i…
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Built a virtual list component for @sveltejs (think react-virtualized or <iron-list>). Not 100% finished, but good enough for most purposes. The implementation is pleasingly simple svelte.technology/repl?versi…
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Published my first scrollytelling visualization/article today! :-x kaysercommentary.com/Resourc…
It explains how, contrary to tradition, the crucifixion actually happened on Thursday instead of Friday. DUN DUN DUNNNNN
Built with @sveltejs!
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This thread is well worth your time! (Followers of this account will already know the answer to the question "could good dev experience compile to good user experience?", of course 😎
Could we have conventions without the framework? Could we find a way not to request the framework as frequently? Could good Dev experience compile to good user experience? What would we need to look at to make it 100x better than it is? Go big.
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Made my first Svelte webapp at @BBGVisualData! Nicely manages our graphic’s states and behavior, while organizing our code in components bloomberg.com/graphics/ceo-p…
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#11 Rich Harris’s (@Rich_Harris) “Computer, Build me an App” explores the advantages and disadvantages of using JS frameworks vs. Vanilla JS and introduces us to Svelte and a new class of tools that could change that equation — 2018.jsconf.eu/speakers/rich…
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This is really cool — a responsive, JavaScript-optional, offline-first PWA redesign of schema.org by Thomas Ghysels schemaorg-redesign.now.sh/
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Forgot to mention when this landed: apps.frontline.org/bitter-ri… It's the first @sveltejs project I've gotten all the way out the door (more coming). It is an utter joy to code with.
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Coördinator is built with @sveltejs, the "magical disappearing UI framework" I've been a big fan of since day 1: svelte.technology/
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