Learn how to use Prismic CMS Slice Machine and implement it into a SvelteKit application.

Compile Svelte components inside Brunch projects

Lacey Pevey returns to the Sirens stream to show off MedusaJS, an open sourced E-commerce backend paired with a SvelteKit frontend to show us how to take our stores to the next level.

Our beloved friend from sentry.io guides us on how to integrate sentry.io into your SvelteKit app. Get ready to experience all of sentries nice features in your app today.

It's no secret that design systems are a popular topic. Eric Liu created Carbon Components Svelte along with Sveld (a docgen library for Svelte components). Brittney sits down to ask about pain points, tooling, and lessons learned from building one of the first component libraries for Svelte 3 and one that is open sourced by a big tech company.

Self-hosting SvelteKit applications using a Virtual Private Server, Docker, CapRover, and GitHub Actions. A guide to the benefits and drawbacks of self-hosting, with a step-by-step process for environment setup and application deployment.

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

Transform html asset relative path. Works with snowpack & webpack 5.

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

Sentry.io showed us how to build better Svelte apps with their products. Monitor exceptions, check user behavior and get performance insights into your deployed Svelte website. A full SDK support for SvelteKit will be coming soon.

Alex Patterson joins Brittney Postma to show us how to integrate Appwrite and Svelte.

Jacob Palecek discusses the creation of a custom component library for Svelte, focusing on improving workflows and developer experience.

Josefine Schaefer joins the Svelte Sirens to show off how to integrate Storyblok CMS into Svelte.

Astro just hit 1.0! Fred K Schott joins us to answer questions on Astro and see how you can integrate Svelte.

This little demo shows you how to create your own Svelte component library and release it to npm. SvelteKit helps us to accomplish that task in an easy way.

In this live coding experiment, Domenik talks about SvelteKit, the use of monorepos in combination with turborepo and how you can use SvelteKit to generate your packages that can be used inside your monorepo.

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

I've tried Svelte Native recently for building an iOS/Android app for a web-based app that already built with Svelte, and it was quite successful! In this session, I'm going to show how Svelte Native works (also with NativeScript a little bit), how much you can reuse code from the Svelte-based web counterpart or what exactly you cannot, and how it suites for full-stack engineers thanks to dramatically reduced costs of context switches between web and mobile (since both are in Svelte!).

Sam Littlefair joins us to show how to use Prismic slices to create content for your SvelteKit site.

Jacob joins us to show us how to get Sanity.io content into a SvelteKit application.

Tamas Piros Joins us to teach us how to integrate cloudinary into SvelteKit to transform and make your images dynamic.

Discussion and live demonstration of integrating SvelteKit with Cloudflare Workers.

- Johnny Eaves introduces KitQL, a GraphQL client and set of tools for working with SvelteKit. - Benjamin Reid discusses partial rehydration and its benefits, particularly for users with slower devices or networks.

We have Kellen Mace from WP Engine to teach us how to integrate Headless WordPress with a SvelteKit site.

Matt Pilott, a front-end developer specializing in Figma and Svelte, demonstrates how to use Figma for design and development. Every website needs a design. But I'm not a designer. And I'm not a Figma expert. Luckily Matt Pilott is! He'll be showing me the ropes, what to think about. The do's and don'ts of Figma if you will. Join us as we take the new Svelte Society design and massage it into something beautiful!

TypeScript in Svelte can be a bit of a mystery. Especially if you don't know TypeScript. Today I'm getting some expert help from the Simon. He's a core maintainer and spends a lot of his time perfecting the Svelte Language Tools (https://github.com/sveltejs/language-tools) and he loves TypeScript. Join us to see how to type stores, events and regular old components.

Brittney and James work with Planetscale to get a database integrated with SvelteKit.

Today we continue building Svelte Society. We'll explore a package called Worktop (https://github.com/lukeed/worktop) in order to build a simple CMS. To help us we're joined by the author himself, Luke Edwards!

Brittney and Madz be checking out how to kickstart your Design System with Backlight.dev and how to use Svelte with it.

Today we start building the new Svelte Society website. We begin by getting some EXPERT help from MDSveX creator https://twitter.com/evilpingwin - he'll be showing us how to get started with monorepos, changesets and all that fun stuff!