Server support is one adapter change away. Isn't it great that you can just do that with a switch of one line of code.

Can you do better than these svelte icon designs?

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Gotta educate, let them know we don't have to live like this.

Web by default is not reactive. Svelte's $state rune is the declaration that makes a variable reactive.

If your variable never renders to the DOM, it doesn't need to be reactive.

Where you're headed, you won't be needing jQuery.

Too bad I'm not Swedish. Would love to write Svelte for work.

Using JavaScript Libraries With Svelte Is Easy YouTube video by Joy of Code

Svelte does not need a wrapper to bind a JS library. You can do it natively, it can be as easy as import * as pkg from 'lib-name'

npm devs finally woke up and do their job after seeing what @npmx.dev has been up to.

The better question is why you want to yoink. There's usually a better way. Come post your situation on svelte.dev/chat. I'm sure we can sort it out.

The link is broken

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If you're already familiar with HTML and CSS, I think you'll find Svelte a lot easier to pick up

True to its name. It's simply svelte.

It's been fixed

For what it's worth. I did zoom in when I saw it initially.

Interesting, have you considered using Navigator.language so we don't need to involve the server?

That honestly sounds like a downgrade. Web is platform agnostic. You now need a delivery platform (app store, play store, f-droid) just for your users to access the app and be beholden to them.

All this before Svelte introduces custom renderer which will allow us to build native apps from Svelte.

You need to use the this

`import {SubmitFunction} from ’./$typea'`

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+1 for svelte. It's html based so it reads more like vanilla html/CSS/js.

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I feel like everything has a kanban these days. Even GitHub has one. So it's more like what flavor of kanban you want. A hosted service that can access on any device? Multi user support? Is it text based or do you need multimedia support? Need bells and whistles like colours and tags?

What about the idea that remote fn could run in a service worker. Does that make things easier or harder?

Come join the dark side again. I should add nix enjoyer to my profile as well.

Could this be a segment on TWiS. Search github for a random $effect or user submitted and provide an alternative?

The act of migrating is inherently unstable. Not all downstream usage can be accounted for.

We write tests to catch regressions and use version control to rollback from errors. Which can then filed as a bug report.

Point is, try it instead of asking. There's already docs for it.

The logical explanation is that you are also German.

This is essentially reputation farming. We need to implement AT Proto (and by extension the social graph) to defend against this type of behavior.

That's the dream. Better workflow and getting away from Microslop.

2 birds, 1 stone.

I need a glossary to decipher this hieroglyph.

Where's the source?

HTTP GET is designed to be free of side effects and browsers operate based on that assumption.