Svelte

Svelte-kit reactivity — performance, pitfalls, and things I didn’t know — Summary This short article discusses reactive statements in Svelte-Kit. A performance improvement you can add to your application, if you don’t already know it. Plus, a pitfall I ran into by not understanding this reactive statement feature. For context, if you’re new to svelte, a very basic example of reactive…

Real-time collaborative editing allows multiple people to edit the same thing simultaneously. We at Code B got a chance to work on the feature of real-time collaborative editing for the facilitation platform Meahana. …

As a web developer, let’s face it; we’re spoilt for choice. It’s like walking into a candy store with an abundance of flavors, colors, and sizes of JavaScript frameworks and libraries. You’ve got your rock stars of the JavaScript world, Vue.js for one, that’s just right — the “goldilocks” choice…

Think twice before making it your main tool for your next project — In my previous article, I discussed the many advantages of Svelte, a new front-end framework that has been gaining popularity in recent times. However, like every other technology out there, Svelte also has its downsides. In this article, I will be discussing some disadvantages of using Svelte and how they…

Introduction Hello and welcome to a tutorial on writing realtime chat applications with Node.js and Svelte framework. In this tutorial we will be building a simple chat application that allows users to send messages to each other in realtime. We will be using Node.js and Svelte framework to build the application…

Using Sveltekit to build a Chrome Extension V3 — Over the past few months, I’ve been learning Svelte in order to create a tool that generates websites from Notion databases. Recently, I’ve been working on another project — a Chrome Extension that improves the efficiency of local development projects by allowing users to change website icons when in different…

If you’ve learned at least some JavaScript, you should take a look at Svelte. It’s a very intuitive, super simple JavaScript front-end component framework. You will be surprised, how things in Svelte just make sense. Start with the Svelte tutorial. It’s simple, explanatory, and really easy to understand.

Adding internationalization support to a Svelte application: a step-by-step guide. — As a native French speaker living in the Swiss-German part of Switzerland, it goes without saying that translations, or more precisely, enabling users to switch languages in their apps, is a topic I am well-acquainted with. I consistently implement this functionality at the beginning of every project, regardless of whether…

Svelte is an innovative JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. Unlike traditional frameworks such as React and Vue, which do most of their work in the browser, Svelte shifts that work into a compile step that happens when you build your app. …