eupolicy.social is one of the many independent Mastodon servers you can use to participate in the fediverse.
This Mastodon server is a friendly and respectful discussion space for people working in areas related to EU policy. When you request to create an account, please tell us something about you.

Server stats:

192
active users

#sveltekit

2 posts1 participant0 posts today
Replied in thread

@matuzo mandrasch.dev/ - but design is lame, focus was on multi lang functionality with #SvelteKit. I'm not a designer (yet ;)).

Wanted to re-do it like stefanzweifel.dev/ @stefanzweifel, I like the minimalistic narrow style.

Would be cool to have more #opensource templates /themes like that for personal pages, couldn't find much for #SvelteKit or #Nuxt (with or without Tailwind).

mandrasch.devMatthias AndraschWeb Developer, interested in Green Web and Climate Justice. Working with tools like Craft CMS, Svelte(Kit) and DDEV.

I really enjoy #Svelte component building. But, I do not find the #SvelteKit model for creating a web application to be nearly as refined for my needs. While the mental model clicks, the syntax and patterns required do absolutely not.

I like using a unified system for development, but ...

Anyone else using Svelte only on the client side? I still want SSR and interactive widgets on the client and SvelteKit does that well.

Finished three courses on Vue Mastery - „Nuxt 3 Essentials“, „Real World Nuxt“ and „Quick Tests with Vitest“. Quite interesting to see subtle differences / different design choices compared to SvelteKit. Especially built-in rendering mode "stale while revalidate“ (SWR). #nuxt #vue #sveltekit

Continued thread

🧑‍🔧 Refactored austrian-web-dev-companies.pag today to derive the global state from `page.url.searchParams` ($app/state) - instead of relying on $effect chains. Thanks to @paoloricciuti and @matthiou for critical feedback!

🚉 Next stop: Clean up & make sure everything works.
#Svelte #SvelteKit

austrian-web-dev-companies.pages.devAustrian Web Dev Companies ⛰️ 🇦🇹Looking for a web developer job can be tiresome, this directory might help (a bit). Good luck!

Reintro!

I'm Dylan, a #fullstack #webdev from the Midwest, US. I like working with #js and #svelte so much that I wrote a book about #sveltekit! I've also worked extensively with #php and #WordPress but try to avoid the latter if I can.

I spend my days in the terminals of various #Linux machines and tweaking my #Vim config. I automate my #homelab with #ansible. I write about web dev on my #blog.

I enjoy #pcgaming and will occasionally #shitpost and boost #memes so brace yourself.

i have been meaning to open source this for awhile and why not today.

https://codeberg.org/CobyPear/up-down

i wrote a little bit about the coturn portion of things
here but i never got back to this so i figured it is time to share it.

i used it to successfully collaborate with a friend across the country and we sent each other .wav files back and forth and pasted them together into an album.

we did test the live jam room and it worked (even via mobile), however i was never able to do a live jam session over it due to schedule constraints but lmk if you make that happen.

if you have questions ask them here or open an issue. no promises :)

tbh not sure it would still work today out of the box, but it should! it uses old versions of things of course.

#oss #opensource #coturn #scrappyfiddles #sveltekit

Codeberg.orgup-downsimple file uploader/downloader and live jam tool
Replied in thread

@phoopee3 Yes, I liked the idea of tinacms as well when I heard about it. 👍👍 There are also experiments like github.com/michael/editable-we

And I did some digging in the past, which CMS would be a good fit for #SvelteKit + #headless CMS dev.to/mandrasch/yes-sveltekit

In regards to hobby / small content projects: My current conclusion is that headless is often a bit too complicated. Therefore something like #KirbyCMS - with their active community + simplicity in mind - might sometimes be a better fit 🤷

GitHubGitHub - michael/editable-website: A SvelteKit template for building CMS-free editable websitesA SvelteKit template for building CMS-free editable websites - GitHub - michael/editable-website: A SvelteKit template for building CMS-free editable websites

Mh, that's funny. When I navigate from mandrasch.dev/ via link in footer to mandrasch.dev/ssr-test - the build time is still shown. When I reload the page, the real server time is shown (as expected). 🤔 Although I set `export const prerender = false;` here github.com/mandrasch/mandrasch. But I retrieve data from layout.server, need more time to learn about SvelteKit router I guess. Btw: Currently hosted on #coolify.

mandrasch.devMatthias AndraschWeb Developer, interested in Green Web and Climate Justice. Working with tools like Craft CMS, Svelte(Kit) and DDEV.

So, been working with #svelte & #sveltekit for the past couple weeks, but have run into what I think is a conceptual problem.. It has to do with creating a Component with a store that might be used multiple times (with a different store value) meaning that I'm trying to achieve a 'reactive contextual store'. I've gone through all the online guides/vids I can find, but can't find a working solution. Note that I'm *not* using TypeScript. Anyone out there able to offer a bit of targeted #FediHelp?