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In this episode we sit down with Timothy Cohen and talk about his project SampleKit and Svelte 5.Sponsored by Svelte Summit
BackgroundWes Bos & Scott TolinskiHow svelte works under the hoodOdin Project - https://www.theodinproject.comMOOC - CS50 Harvard XSampleKit - https://www.samplekit.dev3 different thingsPreprocessor (mdsvex)melt-uialternative to mdsvexDemoscaprovercoolifydokkushopifySasa JuricArticlesTypeSafe Fetch Handler - https://www.samplekit.dev/articles/typesafe-fetch-handlerSvelteKit Search Params - https://github.com/paoloricciuti/sveltekit-search-paramsWhat do you think about Svelte 5?Reactive StatementsSnippetsPicksTimothy: Crafting Interpreters by Robert something (look up)Kevin: New YorkEmail: [email protected]: timothycohen
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In this episode we sit down with Dominik G — a Svelte maintainer — and talk about Svelte 5 and the new Environment API in Vite 6.Sponsored by Svelte Summit
Svelte Summit is an event dedicated to Svelte and everything that is happening in the community. Don't miss it! It's going to be an absolute blast. It's happening on May 8 and 9, 2025 in Barcelona Spain.Discussion
Who is Dominik?vite-ecosystem-ciDominiks talk at JSNationViteEnvironmentBjörn LuCloudflare WorkersMiniflareSamuel Inlang environments for i18nJeppe Reinhold (Storybook)Svelte 5SvelteKit and how the EnvironmentError Boundaries (PR here)Migrating$: to run functionDon’t reach for effect, use derived!You can use effect to get the same functionality as onMount/DestroyHackathonReturn to Castle WolfensteinWolfensvelteThreltemania -
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In this episode we sit down with Rich Harris — creator of Svelte — and talk about the recent development of Svelte and SvelteKit.Sponsored by Svelte Summit
Svelte Summit is an event dedicated to Svelte and everything that is happening in the community. Don't miss it! It's going to be an absolute blast. It's happening on May 8 and 9, 2025 in Barcelona Spain.Discussion
Rich Harris introductionSvelte 5 FeedbackSimon and Paolo shoutoutNew command line tool: npx sv migrate svelte-5Advent of SvelteSvelteerror boundaries bind: set/getActions Async stuffLoad in KitStores not scoped!!! WHY NOT?KitState based equivalents of the storesAsyncContext/AsyncLocalStorageError boundaries built-inPartial Pre-renderingJSNationHot takesRich: We need more hot takKevin: SQLite is the bestPIcksRich: BlueskyBook - Lifespan, David Sinclair -
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In this episode we sit down with Scott Tolinski — cohost of Syntax.fm — to talk about Svelte 5 and local first development.Sponsored by Svelte Summit
Svelte Summit is an event dedicated to Svelte and everything that is happening in the community. Don't miss it! It's going to be an absolute blast. It's happening on May 8 and 9, 2025 in Barcelona Spain.Discussion
Who is Scott?Check out Syntax on YTPrimeagen feud thingNorth StarAI RobotBuilding App in SvelteBrad frost design systemSvelte 5 beginners course vs other frameworksSvelte 5Local firstInstantDBZero SyncMeteorDrop in (project)Svelte Summit talk -
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In this episode we sit down with Julian Burgess to talk about what he does at Bloomberg, how he uses Svelte and some thoughts about Svelte 5 and other exciting tech.Sponsored by Svelte Summit
Svelte Summit is an event dedicated to Svelte and everything that is happening in the community. Don't miss it! It's going to be an absolute blast. It's happening on May 8 and 9, 2025 in Barcelona Spain.Discussion
Introduction and backgroundSvelte 5 thoughtsWhat does Bloomberg use Svelte for?Zed editorSide projectsUnpopular opinionsKevin: ORMs are shit, just use SQLJulian: CSS shouldn’t existCSS Zen Garden: https://csszengarden.comKevin: https://corset.devPicks
Kevin: London is great! Julian: Gooey Svelte tweak pane: https://github.com/kitschpatrol/svelte-tweakpane-ui dat.gui: https://github.com/dataarts/dat.gui -
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In this episode we sit down with Matias (patakdev) and Pete (pngwn) to talk about how Vite evolved into a framework agnostic build tool and what it has planned for the future.Recorded on June 28th, 2024
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Building and maintaining ViteVite vs SnowpackSpeeding up Vite with RolldownVite's new Environment APIutilizing serverless APIs (Cloudflare D1, Key value etc.)Rich Harris: Electron/Taurinative mobile platforms?ViteConf 2024 on October 3Picks
Kevin: Sugar (TV show on Apple TV),Pete (pngwn): Local first development storyMatias (patak): Svelte/Kit Tutorial, TutorialKit -
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In this episode of Svelte Radio we sit down with Wout De Puysseleir to talk about his project LiveSvelte. A way to easily use Svelte when building applications using the Elixir framework Phoenix. A match made in heaven!Recorded on November 21st, 2023
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Who is Wout?TwitterWebsiteWhat is LiveSvelte?GitHubBlog postElmRocUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: PNPM SHOULD WORKWout: TypeScript isn't that great 😬Picks
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In this episode of Svelte Radio we talk with Enrico about This Week in Svelte - a weekly Svelte show that he runs. Tune in!Recorded on November 1st, 2024
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EnricoCo-founded: Design Systems CommunityWeekly recorded show on YTCo-hostsKarimPaoloStanislaChangelogCarbon Components SvelteEnricoGitHubTwitterUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: [Inertia.js](https://inertiajs.com/)Picks
Enrico: The Wandering Earth Part 2Kevin: Quest 3Transcription
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[intro music]
Hey, welcome everyone to another episode of Svelte Radio.
We're back again.
Ooh, I'm joined by Brittany.
Hello.
Hi.
Back this week.
Back this week, yeah, yeah.
Hello.
And we are joined by another guest.
It's Enrico.
You might know him from this week in Svelte.
Hi, Enrico.
Hey, everybody. Enrico here.
Hey.
So before we get started, Brittany, what's new?
It's been crazy.
I went on vacation last week, so I know I missed our previous guest.
I think we had Jacob on last week, but unfortunately I had to miss that one.
We went to San Antonio where it was kind of warm.
It was like 80s and 90s Fahrenheit, so what, 30?
A little less than 30, maybe 20, 28 Celsius.
That sounds very nice.
But it was overcast the whole time.
So I tried to get in the pool, and it was like windy and cold.
It was like still not warm enough to get in the pool there.
But we came back, and it snowed yesterday for Halloween, so that was good.
We have like probably three to four inches of snow outside now.
Wow.
Yeah, we just got our first falling snow here today.
Oh, really?
So it doesn't stay on the ground, though, because it's not that cold here just yet.
Yeah, our ground is not that cold.
I thought it would melt, but it froze overnight, and it's just like stuck there.
Damn.
Yeah, that doesn't sound like fun.
Maybe you should just go more south.
I've talked about it, yeah.
We just built that pool, though, so we're like 10 years, and our kids are in school still,
so 10 years, and then we'll probably keep this house for the summer when it's nice here
and then move somewhere else, be snowbirds for a while.
Yeah, makes complete sense.
All right, let's talk a bit more with you, Enrico.
Who are you?
That might be a broad question, but how did you get into development?
Who am I?
Yes, well, my name is Enrico Sacchetti, and I am a software developer based in the Greater
Toronto area, Ontario, Canada, and what I like to do is front-end development, and ever
since I was a teenager, that's what I've been doing as a personal hobby, and some opportunities
came along, and before I knew it, it was a full-time job.
So despite my post-secondary education in video game development, I actually pursued
a career in website development because that's where the opportunities lay.
We have had so many people that are video game developers, like by originally video
game developers on the show, right?
Yeah, I feel like that's been a thing.
The person that did Wolfenstein, the felt version of that?
Snuffy, Jason?
Yeah, and a couple of other people were in video game development.
It's kind of like the music thing that we have, too.
A lot of people were musicians before they were programmers, too.
Yeah.
That's interesting.
Yeah, did you get into the game development stuff?
Was that because of interest in gaming in general?
Yeah, it was sort of a misguided interest in video games because as much as I enjoyed
playing them, making them is 100% different.
You need ongoing, persistent passion for that, as I realized the hard way after graduating.
I tried to get jobs across the world, particularly China and Canada, because I was pursuing living
there.
I actually ended up living in China for one year and became an English teacher after graduating.
Oh, cool.
So that's where I learned how to speak Mandarin and teach English.
But even though I was teaching English...
I had no idea you spoke Mandarin.
Yeah, that's a thing I can do.
But aside from that, I found myself on the weekends learning code, HTML, JavaScript,
CSS, because that was my passion.
And game development was not my passion.
In fact, when I had an interview for a job, they told me to my face, "You don't have passion
for games."
And I'm really glad that happened.
That's rough.
As rough as it sounds, I was relieved because I realized this is not for me.
And I found out very early in my career.
So I think that's a very good blessing.
Yeah.
What language was that, that you were doing the video game programming?
Programming language?
Yeah.
In university, I learned C++.
And that's what I used along with some Visual Studio stuff and frameworks.
But I never had professional experience game development.
I just had a couple of portfolio pieces, and I graduated with that.
So I was never a game developer.
I was just a student of one.
And then eventually, I came back to Canada, ...
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In this episode of Svelte Radio, Jacob Stordahl and the hosts discuss Jacob's transition from WordPress to Svelte and the practical aspects of developing third-party JavaScript widgets. They also touches on the role of AI in content management. Tune in!Recorded on October 18, 2024
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Who is Jacob StordahlTwitterWebsiteStyliticsSvelte Summit Talk Spring 2023Unpopular Opinions
Jacob: you shouldn’t use a git ui! git is poorly designedfreeCodeCamp CourseKevin: you shouldn’t use fetch() on the clientAntony: MacOS is not that great!Picks
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In this episode of Svelte Radio, join hosts Brittany and Kev as they dive into the world of web development with their guest Sam, a technical writer at Prismic. Brittany shares her latest experiences battling with Tailwind, Rails, and Svelte, emphasizing the learning journey that comes with navigating the complexities of modern web development. She also offers a valuable tip about CSS line height, advising against the use of rems and ems due to their unpredictable inheritance and suggesting more reliable alternatives.
Recorded on October 11th.Description
Who is Sam?TwitterSvelte Starter TemplateUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: Meetings are not work.Sam: By 2030 we will reach 2.0Kevin: -Picks
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Join us as we dive into an engaging conversation with Thomas G. Lopez, the brains behind the popular UI library in the Svelte ecosystem, MeltUI. Thomas shares his journey in web development, moving from Vue to React, and ultimately finding his passion in Svelte. Discover the unique challenges and triumphs he experienced while creating MeltUI and becoming a Svelte ambassador.
Recorded on October 4th.Description
Who is Thomas?TwitterWebsiteMeltUIRadix SvelteSvelte Sirens StreamBuilder from Scratch London MeetupSearch elementTreeStyle Tabs / Panorama Tab GroupsPractical AccessibilityMarkdocAppwrite SvelteKit website re-launchWebsiteTwitterPicks
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Today we chat with Geoff Rich about View Transitions. We explore what you can do with them, how to use them and much more. Can it be used with SvelteKit? Yes! Dive in and get all the tips!
Recorded on September 27st.
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Who is Geoff?WebsiteTwitterWhat are View Transitions?MDNChrome for DevelopersJake Archibald's Article on the Chrome BlogHow do they work in SvelteKit?onNavigatesvelte-view-transitionIssue discussedGeoff's Svelte Summit Spring 2023 Talkjh3ey's twitterUnpopular Opinions
Kevin: Limitations are good!Brittney: -Geoff: ARIA attributesNVDAPicks
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We have chat with Svelte Hackathon winner Jason Bradnick (snuffy) about what it took to build his Wolfenstein clone in Svelte using only HTML, CSS and JS! No canvas used! He also talks about the work he's done on bringing the svelte language tools to SvelteLab. That means bringing the language server to the web!
Recorded on September 21st.
NotesSvelte Summit is happening on November 11th! Go submit a CFP!
Who is Jason?GitHubTwitter / XSvelte Language Tools Websvelte-vscode-webWolfensvelte-3DPlay in the browserNanothreadsUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: node_modules 🤬Antony: It's ok to like different things, but agree on a standardJason: Please use CommonJS but don't work with mePicks
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We're back after a long summer vacation! We talk about what's new in Svelte, View Transitions and we give you an update on what we all have been doing!
We talk about the very very sad news that Ivan Hofer has passed away.
Unfortunately we had some pretty major recording issues this time and had to record over two days, sorry about that!
Recorded on September 14th.
Notes
Svelte Summit is happening on November 11th! Go submit a CFP!Latent SpaceAI Engineer ConferenceWhat's new in Svelte and Kit?View Transition support via onNavigateSvelte 5 teases from the community.Runes are now outPreviewIvan Hofer passed away.Creator of typesafe-i18nIf you can read German you can read an article here.Svelte Summit TalkObituary SiteAdd languagesShowcases:SveltroidAnimotionUnpopular Opinions
Kevin: You don’t need a lot of equipment to start creating contentBrittney: Jamstack is alive?Swyx: Bun is beating DenoAntony: WeWork 😭Babies are hard!EightSleep: https://www.eightsleep.com/se/Picks
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In this episode we talk with Antonio and Paolo, winners of the Svelte Hackathon! They built a REPL that not only works for Svelte, but also for SvelteKit.
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Intro music by Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal ([email protected])Discussion topics
AntonioPaoloSvelteLabTechWebContainer APIXKCD: https://xkcd.com/2347/svelte-addsvelte-checkDocsPocketBaseUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: Native HTML tables are awful (brittney)Antonio: There are too many micro blogging sitesMastodonBlueSkyNostrAntony: NotionDesipadObsidianLogseqPaolo:We should not force “sv” into all the namesPWA:s are actually ok!Picks
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Vercel is the platform for frontend developers, providing the speed and reliability innovators need to create at the moment of inspiration. Founded by the creators of Next.js, Vercel has zero configuration support for 35+ frontend frameworks, including SvelteKit. We enable the world’s largest brands like Under Armour, eBay, and Nintendo, to iterate faster and create quality software. Try out Vercel today to experience the easiest way to use Svelte.NOTE: RECORDED May the 4th be with you.
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This episode is special in the sense that it's not so much about Svelte in particular but for developers in general. If you haven't gone down the AI rabbit hole yet this episode is for you. Swyx gives us a crash course in what it is and how you can use it as a web developer. Enjoy!
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Intro music by Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal ([email protected])
Latent SpaceImage Generation:MidjourneyWeights and Biaseshttps://github.com/karpathy/nn-zero-to-heroWhisperUL2JasperAIMidjourneylevelsio - https://twitter.com/levelsio11labsswyx github ainoteshttps://replit.complatform.openai.comTools for Web DevelopersCopilotCodeiumWolverineCodium: Test GenerationChatGPT Pluginshttps://github.com/Jeadie/awesome-chatgpt-pluginsAutonomy of Atonomy: https://www.latent.space/p/agentsAutoGPTBabyGPTAnthropicElicit
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Vercel is the platform for frontend developers, providing the speed and reliability innovators need to create at the moment of inspiration. Founded by the creators of Next.js, Vercel has zero configuration support for 35+ frontend frameworks, including SvelteKit. We enable the world’s largest brands like Under Armour, eBay, and Nintendo, to iterate faster and create quality software. Try out Vercel today to experience the easiest way to use Svelte.NOTE: RECORDED April 28th.
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We talk about the upcoming Svelte Summit conference and what we can expect from it! Talks, hackathon winners and other things!
Music
Intro music by Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal ([email protected])
Svelte Summit TalksSafari UpdateWeb Containers UpdatePolypaneResponselytypesafe-i18nEric Brehault EpisodeDev Vlog (May 2023)XDCD ComicThis Week in SvelteSkip Links
Discussion topicsUnpopular Opinions
Antony: The GitHub SDK is not goodBrittney: Bluesky is not the next Twitter or the better Twitter, it will push more poeple to MastodonShawn: Edge BrowserArc BrowserKevs Tip: Orion BrowserPicks
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Vercel is the platform for frontend developers, providing the speed and reliability innovators need to create at the moment of inspiration. Founded by the creators of Next.js, Vercel has zero configuration support for 35+ frontend frameworks, including SvelteKit. We enable the world’s largest brands like Under Armour, eBay, and Nintendo, to iterate faster and create quality software. Try out Vercel today to experience the easiest way to use Svelte.NOTE: RECORDED April 19th.
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Forms in SvelteKit are already top notch. But Superforms make them even better. We talk to Andreas Söderlund, the creator of the library. Enjoy!
Music
Intro music by Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal ([email protected])
Haxe: https://haxe.orgForm Actions: https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/form-actionssveltekit-superforms: https://github.com/ciscoheat/sveltekit-superformsDocumentation: https://superforms.vercel.appZod: https://github.com/colinhacks/zodTimers: https://superforms.vercel.app/concepts/timersResponse Time Discussion: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/response-times-3-important-limits/Multiple Forms: https://superforms.vercel.app/concepts/multiple-forms
Discussion topicsUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: Don’t use libraries that don’t have first class support for esm or Vite.Antony: AI is not going to steal our jobsAndreas: NPM and package managers should be more restrictive with what they allow on their registries.Picks
Kev: SaunaAntony: These USB-C Cable - https://amzn.to/3ophxqlAndreas: DCI - https://blog.encodeart.dev/dci-tutorial-for-typescript-part-1 -
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Vercel is the platform for frontend developers, providing the speed and reliability innovators need to create at the moment of inspiration. Founded by the creators of Next.js, Vercel has zero configuration support for 35+ frontend frameworks, including SvelteKit. We enable the world’s largest brands like Under Armour, eBay, and Nintendo, to iterate faster and create quality software. Try out Vercel today to experience the easiest way to use Svelte.NOTE: RECORDED April 13th.
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This week we sit down with Wasita and Eshin at the Cosanlab at Darthmouth to talk about how they use Svelte in their research as well as the intersection between research and web development and the possibilities that it opens up.
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Intro music by Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal ([email protected])
Guests:Wasita:TwitterWebsiteEshin:TwitterWebsiteComputational Social Affective Neuroscience Laboratoryhttps://github.com/wasita/svelte-vid-sync-chat-app -> The "Netflix party" experiment we mentioned, written with Svelte, socket.io, firebase https://github.com/cosanlab/trust-game -> Interactive 2-player trust game experiment written in Svelte and client-synchronization powered by Firebasehttps://github.com/ejolly/create-svelte-experiment -> A starter Svelte SPA template for experiments powered by Firebasehttps://maxfarrens.github.io/continuous-rater-book/Intro.html -> An interface for collecting continuous time-series emotion ratings from people watching videoshttps://github.com/ejolly/thought_tagger -> An interface for segmenting audio-files of people's memories. Built on top of the BBC's peaks.js.https://eshinjolly.com/svelteturk/#/ -> The "missing GUI" for Amazon's Mechanical Turk labor market. An electron desktop app that helps manage data collection and administration.
Discussion topicsUnpopular Opinions
Brittney: Click bait twitterAntony: HeliumPicks
Kev: Cold PlungesAntony: SameEshin: Raised by WolvesWasita: BeefBrittney: Shadow and Bone (TV Show) -
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Vercel is the platform for frontend developers, providing the speed and reliability innovators need to create at the moment of inspiration. Founded by the creators of Next.js, Vercel has zero configuration support for 35+ frontend frameworks, including SvelteKit. We enable the world’s largest brands like Under Armour, eBay, and Nintendo, to iterate faster and create quality software. Try out Vercel today to experience the easiest way to use Svelte.NOTE: RECORDED March 28th.
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Alex Patterson joins us to chat about... you guessed it! Svelte at AppWrite. And Svelte in general. We chat a bit of AI as well, ChatGPT, Google Bard. All that fun new stuff!
Music
Intro music by Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal ([email protected])
Who is Alex?TwitterWebsiteHow did you get into programming?DreamweaverABAP in SAPSveltePinkAppWrite ConsoleCodingcat.devAppWriteThoughts on SvelteReactive statementsChatGPTGoogle BardBlackCatUI{…$$restProps}SveldJSDoc
Discussion topicsUnpopular Opinions
Alex: TailwindCSS is awesome!Antony: DX is king - if your DX sucks you slowly and reluctantly build things and don’t experiment due to effortImbaScrimbaPicks
Kev: YouTube Shorts on Svelte SocietyAlex: https://www.blackcatui.com/Heated DeskpadAntony: packageManager - volta - issue with global packages node version - only-allow-pnpm (doesn’t work)VoltapackageManager - https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v16.x/docs/api/packages.html#packagemanageronly-allow-pnpm - https://pnpm.io/only-allow-pnpmWhere can folks find you on the interwebs?
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