DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 2 min readNice custom Svelte animationsSvelte ships fade, fly, slide, scale, blur, … in svelte/transition so you can just import those ones and use them out of the box. But you also can create your own actions and transitions, and use them00
DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Jun 9 · 4 min readPicking Svelte in 2026: the honest tradeoff nobody tells youThe honest version of "which framework should I use in 2026" is boring: use React. It's the safe answer. The ecosystem is enormous, every other dev already knows it, and you will never get fired for c00
MBMaksim Baranovinrsalenet.hashnode.dev·Jun 6 · 5 min readBuilding an AI Marketplace as (Basically) One Frontend Dev: What Held Up and What Bit Me" subtitle: "A build log from rsale.net — SvelteKit, .NET, an LLM listing pipeline, and the parts I would do again.This is a build log, not a launch post. We built rsale.net, a classifieds marketplace for Serbia, with two people. My friend owns the backend on .NET. I own the rest: design, product, and the whole fr00
DHDan Holloraningrimicorn.hashnode.dev·Jun 5 · 4 min readSvelteKit Remote Functions: Goodbye, API BoilerplateIf you've built anything non-trivial in SvelteKit, you know the dance: create a +server.ts endpoint, write a fetch call on the client, hand-roll the types on both sides, and hope they never drift apar00
KKKanak Kholwalinkanakkholwal.hashnode.dev·Jun 4 · 6 min readWhat migrating my docs from React to Svelte taught me about lock-in, and the IR-based compiler I built to fix it.It started as a weekend project I was genuinely excited about. I had a documentation site running on one of the popular React based doc compilers. You know the ones. Mintlify, Fumadocs, the polished t00
RLRoberto Lupiinrlupi.com·May 31 · 5 min readDeep Cuts Is Now Open SourceTwo days ago I wrote about building a music intelligence app in five days with two AI coding agents. That post described a working MVP — a private prototype called music-intelligence that could scan a20
Dddtamninddtamnn.hashnode.dev·May 8 · 7 min readWhy UI Libraries Still Need Explicit CSS ImportsWhile building a UI library for SvelteKit, I wanted the consumer setup to feel as simple as possible: import { Button } from '@svkit/ui'; No extra CSS imports. No Tailwind setup. No configuration. Ju00
DFDaria Filozopinfreecodecamp.org·Apr 13 · 8 min readData Visualization Tools for Svelte Developers Svelte is a front-end framework for building fast and interactive web applications. Unlike many other well-known frameworks, it doesn’t use a virtual DOM. Instead, it turns your code into efficient Ja00
Rrecca0120inrecca0120.hashnode.dev·Apr 2 · 6 min readI Built a Global Developer Ranking Site with Vibe CodingOriginally published at recca0120.github.io GitHub has over 100 million developer accounts. But have you ever wondered — where do you rank in your own country? That thought led me to spend a few days vibe coding CodeAtlas, a global developer ranking ...00
FCFederico Calòinfedericocalo.hashnode.dev·Mar 20 · 1 min read03 - $effect and the Lifecycle: When to Use It (and When Not To)$effect runs code as a side effect after the DOM has been updated, automatically tracking reactive dependencies without declaring them explicitly. The golden rule: always prefer $derived for computed values and reserve $effect for true side effects l...00
