Build svelte components with test first aproach by using Jest and the Svelte Testing Library. We will see how we can query elements, how we can interact with them and also how we can replace external service without mocking.

Join us for the last few Svelte Summit videos where you'll learn about i18n and preprocessors!

Integration of GraphQL with SvelteKit, making it easier to use.

Jeppe will be showing Kev when, how and why to use Storybook stories as complexity increases.

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!

J'ai adopté la philosophie de Svelte : plutôt que gérer les langues au runtime, j'en ai fait un maximum à la compilation pour avoir le code le plus léger possible. Dans cette conf' je vais donc vous parler de comment j'ai utilisé Rollup, Babel, svelte-i18n et autres joyeusetés pour avoir une application multilingue qui pèse moins 1kb de plus que l'application simple. I adopted the Svelte philosophy: instead of managing languages at runtime, I did as much as possible at compile time to get the lightest possible code. In this talk, I'm going to tell you how I used Rollup, Babel, svelte-i18n, and other fun tools to create a multilingual app that's less than 1kb larger than the single-language version.

Svelte a annoncé récemment le tant attendu support officiel de Typescript. Je vous propose un REX sur l'ajout de TS à ma petite application Svelte pour afficher ses stats Velib. Qu'est-ce qu'on y gagne? Est-ce que la peinture est sèche? Svelte recently announced its long-awaited official support for TypeScript. I'd like to share my experience adding TS to my small Svelte app that displays my Velib stats. What are the benefits? Is it ready for prime time?

4:27 Quick facts 17:40 Community Showcase - Chromajs, ft. SpideyZac and quantasium 26:55 This week in discussions 32:45 This week in Q&A

0:34 Changelog - SvelteKit v1.14.0, v1.15.0; Svelte v3.58.0; container queries 12:04 Quick facts - macOS Zoom demo; focus management with Svelte tick 23:44 Community Showcase - Sveltia CMS by Kohei 43:03 This week in discussions - When JavaScript fails 45:19 This week in Q&A - Building a static SvelteKit site using data from a remote API or local filesystem

Recent updates and features in the Svelte ecosystem. The host, Pudi, discusses a new macOS Raycast extension for searching Svelte documentation, updates in Svelte and SvelteKit, and a detailed Q&A on client-side validation in forms. The video also includes a changelog for Svelte and SvelteKit, highlighting new features and fixes.

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

Updates and discussions related to Svelte including changes in the changelog, the introduction of the official MCP server, and various technical improvements and bug fixes. The episode also features a detailed demonstration of the MCP server's capabilities, showcasing how it can enhance the use of AI with Svelte by providing prompts, resources, and tools to improve code generation and debugging.

In this episode of Svelte Radio, the hosts welcome Jeppe Reinhold from Chromatic to discuss the dramatic improvements in Storybook's Svelte integration. Jeppe shares how a critical video by Brittany struggling with Storybook setup sparked a complete overhaul of the Svelte experience, leading to better collaboration with the Svelte core team and significant enhancements in functionality. The conversation covers new features like Svelte CSF for writing stories in native Svelte syntax, improved testing capabilities, support for async components, and upcoming features in Storybook 10. The team also discusses the philosophy behind component-driven development, the challenges of integrating with remote functions, and Storybook's future direction including AI support and better theming capabilities.

In this episode of "This Week in Svelte" we take a close look at how to build mobile apps using Svelte and Capacitor. 01:26 Changelog 14:12 Showcase: EATView 36:28 Discussion: Mobile apps with Capacitor

02:30 Changelog 12:30 sveltekit-plugin-console 16:55 VirtualKit IntelliJ 25:55 Q&A