AEAnnie-Stewart Elijahinalvissraghnall.hashnode.dev·5d ago · 13 min readSo, i built an alternative to ngl-Lots of folks where i'm from love to share screenshots of so-called "anoymous" messages sent to them by their friends/close mates whom they shared their links with. All dandy enough, but i wanted stif00
PPrakashinprakashks1307.hashnode.dev·Jul 16 · 10 min readBuilding a Very Long Number Calculator Using Angular, React, Svelte, and VueIntroduction Modern computing has transformed the way we solve mathematical problems. From basic arithmetic to complex scientific calculations, calculators have become indispensable tools. However, tr00
SBSagar Budhathokiinblog.budhathokisagar.com.np·Jul 16 · 4 min readSvelte 5 `$state` won't save to IndexedDB: fixing DataCloneErrorBuilding Recipe Jar, I store every recipe in the browser's IndexedDB. No server, no account, the data just lives on your device. The first time I wired the save button in Svelte 5, it threw this: Data00
JJuddinjudd.hashnode.dev·Jul 16 · 4 min readWhy I built SVOCS: Svelte-first docs in 2026The Frustration That Started It All In 2026, building great documentation should be simple. You write Markdown (or MDX-like files), get beautiful navigation, search, theming, and interactivity—and shi00
SBSagar Budhathokiinblog.budhathokisagar.com.np·Jul 9 · 7 min readFree forever is an architecture, not a pricing decisionI built a recipe keeper called Recipe Jar. You paste a recipe link, it gives you a clean card with just the ingredients and steps, and you can save as many recipes as you want. No account, no ads, wor30
DDimonindimonb19a.hashnode.dev·Jun 21 · 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
