Simon H

@dummdidumm.bsky.social

Working on Svelte at Vercel / Skateboarding for fun.

So excited for this — the Svelte community is so fun and idiosyncratic and welcoming and if this is anything like the last two conferences it will be an absolute blast. And Ljubljana is lovely. Submit a talk idea! Join the list! Would love to see you there

Svelte Society@sveltesociety.dev · last wk.

Svelte Summit tickets are coming in the next few days 🎟️ Join the launch list and we’ll email you a discount code when they go live. See you in Ljubljana on November 19–20. → sveltesummit.com/ticket-updates

📊 LayerChart 2.0 is officially released! After ~16 months of development and 67 pre-releases, the official 2.0.0 release has been published! 🎉 This includes the Svelte 5 rewrite, CSS framework agnostic, improved API and state, numerous new components and chart types, and so much more!

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Final episode of Agentic Engineering with Svelte is out! It's been a blast working on this series! 🧡

Mainmatter@mainmatter.com · last mo.

The final episode of our Agentic Engineering series with Svelte by @paolo.ricciuti.me is out! In this episode, Paolo walks you through how to approach a redesign of any application using the Impeccable skill. ✨ Episode 9 👉 youtu.be/NC_LGGqZ2jo #Svelte #AgenticEngineering #FrontendDevelopment #ai

Also also...if you want to chat about Agentic Engineering (and Svelte obviously 😎) we organized a free AMA! Register and you'll get to ask me what my preferred framework is 😁

Mainmatter@mainmatter.com · last mo.

Are you still scratching your head? On July 15, we are hosting a live AMA about agentic engineering and how to make the most of it. Don’t miss this opportunity to ask @paolo.ricciuti.me any open questions you might have! Register for free now 👉 luma.com/2nqh8mvb

Svelte is among the best-stewarded projects I've experienced, as a very-online open source tech observer over 15+ years The always-improving design is a treat. Async integration and remote functions are elegant, and recently {let/const, vite.config.ts eating svelte.config.js, and much nicer env. !!

Some background: svelte.config.js was originally created so the VS Code extension knows about the compiler options and - more crucially - the preprocessors. They were very common back then because you e.g. had to use one to get Typescript support in Svelte. Nowadays

Simon H@dummdidumm.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Say goodbye to svelte.config.js - you don't need it anymore! The newest version of SvelteKit allows you to configure everything via its Vite plugin, and VS Code, svelte-check and SvelteKit itself can all read from it. On file less cluttering your project root.

SvelteKit Vite plugin configured with options

We are finally releasing the Agentic Engineering with Svelte series! Please take a look and let me know what you think! 🧡

Mainmatter@mainmatter.com · 2mo ago

What does agentic engineering with Svelte look like? In this new series, @paolo.ricciuti.me, our Svelte lead, shows how he builds a real Svelte app, with the agent writing every line of code. Check out the first two videos 👉 youtu.be/XEeCqy7QebM #Svelte #AgenticEngineering #WebDev #ai

Here's the project: I was looking at the caniuse page for invokers and had something like 83% coverage... I thought: I wonder if there are other features that have the same coverage, and maybe I'm already using it. So I built ifyouuse.com (no need to say it, but it's using Svelte 😎)

If You Use — relative browser support, made decidable

Search a web platform feature, see its global support, then find the features you already ship that set a lower or equal bar. A relative read on caniuse data.

ifyouuse.com

{🧪} +paoloricciuti.svelte@paolo.ricciuti.me · 2mo ago

pnpm dlx sv create && cd side-project-872

Say goodbye to svelte.config.js - you don't need it anymore! The newest version of SvelteKit allows you to configure everything via its Vite plugin, and VS Code, svelte-check and SvelteKit itself can all read from it. On file less cluttering your project root.

SvelteKit Vite plugin configured with options