- NFT Marketplace with Svelte and Magic - Build reliable Svelte applications using Cypress - Building a custom elements library for videochat with Svelte's Web Components support

17:38 Monogram's journey building an enterprise-grade app with SvelteKit: Tj Kohli & Patrick Hultquist 25:29 Svelte - a shortcut to a11y?: Josefine Schaefer 40:19 LIVE: Cybernetically Enhanced Discord Servers: Willow GHOST & Nayan Gautam 49:16 Svelte Native in production: Kyohei Hamaguchi 1:06:15Tackle Complex Async Behavior One Step at a Time with Svelte Stores: Scott Beale 1:42:50 macOS Web: Why I moved from React to Svelte: Puru Vijay 2:05:16 Svelte 4 Data Viz: Matthias Stahl 3:21:20 Svelte in Motion: pngwn 4:01:25 The Highs and Lows of Migrating a Massive Ecommerce Website to Svelte and SvelteKit: Bert Bengtson 4:09:20 Quiz 4:19:50 Developer Experience is for Everyone: Brittney Postma 4:32:54 Annoying Things about Svelte: Rich Harris 5:02:56 The End

Eric Liu joins us to talk about Svelte Design Patterns and how to get your app deployed to Render.

Svelte has been described as an “accessibility-first-framework”, yet its compiler warnings cover only a fragment of the issues at hand. In this talk, I’d like to explore how accessible Svelte really is and more importantly, have a look at what you can do to bridge the gap. Ideas include checking both automatically and manually for issues the compiler might overlook, like color contrast, keyboard accessibility and semantics.

The Svelte Sirens are a group for women, non-binary people, and allies to learn, build, and teach about Svelte. This video gives a brief intro to the founders. Stick around after as Brittney Postma leads a Bubble Popping game tutorial with the same bubbles you see on the Svelte Sirens website (sveltesirens.dev)!

Brittney will be going through the learn.svelte.dev tutorial live on stream.

A Christmas special celebrating SvelteKit 1.0's official release, featuring pull request announcements, community testimonials, and discussions about key features like folder-based routing and server-side rendering. Future developments including internationalization, image optimization, and Svelte 4 compiler improvements.

Grischa Erbe (creator of Threlte) helps us design and build a badge for the new website.

1:45 Svelte 4 Beta 2:30 Migration guide 27:50 New stuff 36:12 Internal changes 54:27 New website 57:32 Q&A

A Svelte 4 release overview covering new features like updated minimum version requirements and stricter typing. Website improvements including new design, dark mode, and updated documentation. Future Svelte 5 plans for compiler and runtime rewrites, plus community contributions and REPL updates.

Thomas Lopes, aka "The Porter", joins us to teach us how to convert packages from other frameworks into Svelte. Thomas has worked on packages like MeltUI, Radix, shadcn, Novel, among others.

A recording of Svelte Summit Fall 2023, featuring talks on Svelte DevTools, SvelteKit for SPAs, enhanced image optimization, internationalization with inlang-paraglide-js, Svelte and GraphQL integration, Svelte Ecosystem CI, a preview of Svelte 5 and runes, progressive enhancement, accessibility tips, Svelte for creative development, and documentation translation.

3:15 Simple and Sustainable web development in academic libraries with Svelte 3:22 Building a SaaS module for SvelteKit 3:40 Intro To LayerChart 3:51 Spatial Programming with Threlte Studio 4:03 Convex (Sponsored talk) 4:20 Kitbook: Easily Build, Document, Inspect & Test Svelte Components 4:31 Fullstack Testing 5:00 What You Can Do For Your Framework

Discussions of runtime data validation libraries like Zod, Valot, Archtype, and Vine JS for ensuring data integrity from external sources. Exploration of Svelte 5's `$effect.tracking()` usage for managing effect initialization, listeners, and creating reusable utilities with lazy loading.

Hayden Lamb discusses his side project, a photo editor built using Svelte and WebAssembly. Andrew Green presents a drag-and-drop website builder for event management, built using Svelte.