I, Bert Bengtson, guide you through my experiences as a lead developer on a team migrating the Ashley Home Furniture Website, one of the largest ecommerce websites on the web, from JQuery to Svelte and Sveltekit. Including what realizations, highs, and lows I have experienced as a developer using Sveltekit, and what I have learned about teaching other developers Svelte as a team lead. If you are looking to use Sveltekit as the framework for your ecommerce website, let me help you learn from the traps we fell into, and see the great parts of using Sveltekit in an ecommerce website.

Today we'll navigate the chilly landscape of SvelteKit adapters, akin to the snowy components on a glowing logic board. The stream will focus on building a custom adapter for WinterJS, demonstrating how to gear up your SvelteKit app for the winter of the web world. Bundle up for an insightful session on SvelteKit adaptation!

Winners of Svelte Hack 2024 (runes-edition)!

Chez AXA nous avons été confrontés à un problème : la visibilité de nos pull-requests entre les différentes feature teams. Pour y remédier, nous avons créé Skizzle une app desktop qui regroupe tous les projets et qui permet de recevoir toutes les pull-requests. Nous avons fait le choix radical de réécrire l'application et de passer de Angular à Svelte. Je vous montrerai en quoi Svelte a permis à ce projet de prendre une nouvelle dimension en termes de maintenabilité et de performances. At AXA, we faced a problem: the lack of visibility of our pull requests across different feature teams. To solve this, we created Skizzle, a desktop app that consolidates all projects and allows us to receive all pull requests. We made the radical decision to rewrite the application, switching from Angular to Svelte. I will show you how Svelte took this project to a new level in terms of maintainability and performance.

Chez Schneider Electric nous avons choisi Svelte comme framework pour rassembler tous les composants web construits avec différentes technologies comme React, Angular et Stencil et nous aider à construire un set de composants d'interface utilisateur qui fonctionnent bien avec les API. Nous avons choisi Routify comme routeur et déployé notre application sur AWS Amplify, elle est en ligne depuis 3 mois avec environ 10 000 utilisateurs. L'application est censée accueillir 800 000 utilisateurs au début de l'année prochaine et nous sommes ravis de partager les leçons apprises jusqu'à présent avec la communauté. At Schneider Electric, we chose Svelte as the framework to bring together all the web components built with different technologies like React, Angular, and Stencil, and to help us build a set of UI components that work well with APIs. We chose Routify as our router and deployed our application on AWS Amplify; it has been live for 3 months with about 10,000 users. The application is expected to support 800,000 users by early next year, and we are excited to share the lessons we've learned so far with the community.

J'ai testé Svelte et Sapper pour la première fois lors d'un projet libre pour mon école (Epitech). Il s'agit d'une application web permettant d’agréger des événements (concerts, meetups, etc...) de différentes plateformes en ligne (EventBrite, Meetup, Facebook Events). J'ai également utilisé un client GraphQL avec Svelte via Svelte-Apollo. I tried Svelte and Sapper for the first time during a personal project for my school (Epitech). It's a web application that aggregates events (concerts, meetups, etc.) from different online platforms (EventBrite, Meetup, Facebook Events). I also used a GraphQL client with Svelte via Svelte-Apollo.

1:11 Changelog - Svelte v3.56.0-v3.57.0, SvelteKit v1.12.0 29:00 Quick facts - Reactive destructuring 34:40 Community Showcase - Miyagi ft. Clancy 40:20 This week in discussions - TypeScript and JSDoc 32:45 This week in Q&A

01:24 Changelog - SvelteKit 1.27.2 02:12 Quick facts & Announcements - Normalizing events 06:02 Community Showcase - Svelte Pilot by Fenix 16:27 Discussions - Choosing a database 27:52 Q&A - How to write a preprocessor

- changelog: recent updates in Svelte - use of hooks.server.js in SvelteKit - differences between using +page.ts and +page.server.ts in SvelteKit

Changelog and Q&A with Rich Harris. The episode covers various updates and improvements in Svelte, including support for TypeScript type assertions, fixes for scoping classes, optimizations in the compiler, and enhancements in SSR (Server-Side Rendering) and CSS pruning.

Latest updates and features in the Svelte ecosystem, particularly around SvelteKit. The episode highlights the introduction of experimental async SSR (Server-Side Rendering), which allows for asynchronous operations directly within Svelte components, significantly improving developer experience.

Raster is a new application for developers and designers to help them organize, transform, & serve their entire photo library. It has features of every enterprise-grade application — user authentication, complex queries to databases, stateful actions on the front end, a powerful search interface, and interfacing with backend APIs.

Learn how moving a web based Operating system from React to Svelte made it tiny and fast! Beyond your wildest dreams.

Highlight Grainger's journey with Svelte and how the developer experience impacted everyone.

Things we did that svelte users are annoyed about