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Very watchable deep-dive on using Svelte custom elements in an Angular app from @kylecordes, including some excellent feedback and discussion around trade-offs: youtube.com/watch?v=BzZ_OWqk…
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Easy to forget that Svelte components are just regular JavaScript constructors. But they are! Which means... higher order components (HOCs)
svelte.technology/repl?versi…
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The newest version of Svelte adds a `debug` tag, making it easy to track data as it flows through your app. Notice that in this video, the `debug cats` tag doesn't pause execution when `selected` changes, because Svelte knows it doesn't need to re-render the whole component
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To try it out, visit cats-of-youtube.surge.sh/ (ordinarily debug tags are stripped out in production, so this app is compiled in dev mode)
Svelte is now smarter about passing data to custom elements (before it would naively pass everything as a DOM attribute) — which means we pass all the tests on custom-elements-everywhere.c… !
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It's also fun to take a look at the detailed test result pages. Svelte is so much faster than your current framework! custom-elements-everywhere.c…
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The King of Beers is using Svelte! Nice lil' app for winning free beer for a year. And it's super compact (the app code weighs about ⅓ what React *without any components* would weigh; for Vue, just over ½) — Svelte is ideal for drop-in interactive widgets budsforyou.co.uk/
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For our hack week project this week we tried out @sveltejs. Really nice experience. Very easy to get started and not much of an API to learn. I like that it builds in state management too - doesn't feel like you need to add any other packages
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Svelte 2.9.8 fixes CVE-2018-6341, an SSR vulnerability that affected several UI frameworks. Please update your apps!
We've just released React DOM 16.4.2 to address a security vulnerability (CVE-2018-6341) in ReactDOMServer. reactjs.org/blog/2018/08/01/…
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We had @Rich_Harris come in and give a lunch and learn on svelte and sapper.
We’ve shipped the screen recording to youtube - thanks Rich!
youtu.be/cf-2vn2GQb0
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We've decided to adopt @discordapp as our watering hole, like a number of other open source projects. If you're curious about Svelte or have questions/feature ideas etc, come on by — everyone is welcome, especially you 🤗 discord.gg/yy75DKs
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The team has refined the POC made with @sveltejs and sapper (+kakfa & elasticsearch in the backend) :
speed index : 700, for a big page (product list of an e-commerce platform).
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I've developed a map of the drone industry in the UK as a part of this massive report nesta.org.uk/report/flying-h… @nesta_uk.
Main takeaway so far: using @sveltejs is a joy!
nesta.org.uk/data-visualisat… #dataviz
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🚨 Major new Sapper release over the weekend: 0.15 overhauls the router to enable nested routes with custom nested layouts, in a way that's very efficient and requires no configuration. It takes the best parts of existing approaches to routing: 1/
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in short, we think you're going to love it. Huge thanks to the many people who helped shape this feature (the Svelte community is friendly, whip-smart and brings a ton of experience from other frameworks — React, Vue, Ember etc — join us! discordapp.com/channels/4579…) 5/
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if you're currently on Sapper 0.14 or earlier, here's the migration guide — it'll only take a couple of minutes to upgrade sapper.svelte.technology/gui… — and here's the new section on layouts sapper.svelte.technology/gui… 6/6
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