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baseballyama@baseballyama.bsky.social · 2w ago

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From the sveltejs community on Reddit: I built a Rust toolchain for Svelte

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baseballyama@baseballyama.bsky.social · 2w ago

I wrote an article about rsvelte, a Rust-based toolchain for Svelte. It includes a compiler, formatter, type checker, linter, and LSP. I’d love to hear your feedback if you give it a try!🚀🚀🚀 blog.baseballyama.com/posts/202607...

Bluesky@bsky.app · last mo.

UPDATE: We have been informed that "offside" is not plural. We regret the error and thank Sportsky for their attention to this matter.

CCH@coderscoffeehouse.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Rich Harris wants SvelteKit to challenge Rails but that will only happen when it's as easy to use. Juggling Drizzle with SvelteKit (aside from other libraries) feels like spinning plates compared with Rails.

Bluesky@bsky.app · 4mo ago

Did the Artemis II mission get you excited about humanity’s quest for the stars? Follow this astronomy feed, which highlights some of Bluesky’s best posts on our fascinating universe: bsky.app/profile/emil...

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Charles Oliver Nutter@headius.bsky.social · 4mo ago

There's a ton of Open Source developers out of work right now. The same developers that maintain the libraries and runtimes you all depend upon for your apps. The same libraries and runtimes all your AI code is built upon. Hire or sponsor someone today.

Marco Roth@marcoroth.dev · 5mo ago

I got to work on another thing that has been bothering me for a long time: toggling comments in HTML+ERB files. Sadly the Language Server Protocol doesn't support this with a dedicated request, but you can implement it using a custom request plus a small config in the editor.

Charles Oliver Nutter@headius.bsky.social · 5mo ago

JRuby's support for Ruby 4.0 has been merged, only 2 months after the CRuby release! Just a handful of tests were excluded... 99% of 4.0 features are ready for JRuby 10.1. I'll spend the next few weeks on optimization experiments and stabilization.