- Paolo Ricciuti discusses 'Shareable State' and how to leverage URL query parameters for state management in Svelte applications. - Fergus talks about migrating a React-based application to SvelteKit.

Brittney will be going through the learn.svelte.dev tutorial live on stream.

Svelte Summit Fall 2022 Live from Stockholm, Sweden.

Svelte Summit Fall 2022 Live from Stockholm, Sweden.

- Jeff covers the new Page Transition API in SvelteKit - Chris discusses the migration of a team from React to Svelte - Scott does a live refactoring session, showcasing the recent changes in SvelteKit and how to migrate existing projects to the new API

- the evolution of web development, the rise of web-native tooling, and the future of Svelte - identifying and fixing code smells in Svelte applications - Sentient, a platform built with SvelteKit that offers mobile apps and websites with content management and social media integration

Tired of a rat's nest of Promises loading data into your app from different endpoints? Learn to use custom Svelte stores to break apart your problem, maintain reactivity, and eliminate spaghetti code. With these techniques under your belt you will manage your async data as easily as you manage the rest of your application.

Native mobile applications are notable for their use of motion to improve UX. We will take a look at what makes these experiences so special and how we might go about bringing them to the web.

Eric Liu joins us to talk about Svelte Design Patterns and how to get your app deployed to Render.

17:38 Monogram's journey building an enterprise-grade app with SvelteKit: Tj Kohli & Patrick Hultquist 25:29 Svelte - a shortcut to a11y?: Josefine Schaefer 40:19 LIVE: Cybernetically Enhanced Discord Servers: Willow GHOST & Nayan Gautam 49:16 Svelte Native in production: Kyohei Hamaguchi 1:06:15Tackle Complex Async Behavior One Step at a Time with Svelte Stores: Scott Beale 1:42:50 macOS Web: Why I moved from React to Svelte: Puru Vijay 2:05:16 Svelte 4 Data Viz: Matthias Stahl 3:21:20 Svelte in Motion: pngwn 4:01:25 The Highs and Lows of Migrating a Massive Ecommerce Website to Svelte and SvelteKit: Bert Bengtson 4:09:20 Quiz 4:19:50 Developer Experience is for Everyone: Brittney Postma 4:32:54 Annoying Things about Svelte: Rich Harris 5:02:56 The End

- ProSearch, an advanced search query builder for search engines, built with SvelteKit - A dashboard project built with SvelteKit that highlights its reactivity and developer experience. - Advantages of Svelte being a compiler and its unique features like reactive statements.

- 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.

Scott Tolinski shows us how to work with 3D in Svelte!

A lot of people find CSS to be pretty hard. There are a lot of tools around that try to help you, most are larger frameworks that give you ready-made buttons, etc. and others are more like design systems. Today we're going to take a look at Pollen Style (https://www.pollen.style), made by Madi Ostoja. It's a custom properties first style framework that uses CSS built-in powers to make it easier to build things.

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.

2022年2月3日のSvelte日本のMeetup Lightning Talk 発表者：Yamashita Yuichiro (baseballyama)

Explore the world of Svelte preprocessors and how to manipulate almost anything! Learn how to work with the Svelte abstract syntax tree (AST) and transform Svelte code safely with sourcemaps intact. And build a project along the way.

Maricris Bonzo presents a tutorial on building an NFT marketplace using Svelte and Magic. She explains the differences between traditional apps and decentralized apps (Dapps), the concept of NFTs, and the importance of web3.

- NFT Marketplace with Svelte and Magic - Build reliable Svelte applications using Cypress - Building a custom elements library for videochat with Svelte's Web Components support

Dominik G's video, part 2 of 'Sveltable Vector Graphics,' explores optimizing SVG icon components using the Svelte preprocessor.

Talks: - Routify 3 (Jakob Rosenberg and GHOST/Willow) - SvelteKit and the Content Layer (Scott Spence) (A brief look at the history of content on the web and beyond and how SvelteKit can leverage the technology where we are now) - Sveltable Vector Graphics Part 2 (Dominikg) - Our Journey in bringing Svelte to enterprise

SEO health is a crucial, yet often-overlooked aspect of our web applications' success. It can be the difference between pet-project and an extra source of income! This presentation will cover the core SEO basics every developer should know and introduce some tooling to help ensure your projects are setup for success.

Talks: - Intro to SvelteKit (Ekene Eze, Netlify) - Test Driven Development with Svelte (Basar BK) - SEO for Developers (Nick Reese, Luke Edwards) - 5 years of Svelte at Itslearning (Stéphane Vanraes, Bouvet)

After failing to learn React, Svelte swooped in to rescue my frontend learning journey by allowing me to build things fast. Its syntax was simple and its mental model intuitive. Though there is much gnashing of teeth over web development neophytes skipping the fundamentals and going straight to frameworks, I will make the case for why starting Svelte helped changed the arc of my career.

Excited to use Svelte, but stuck maintaining a huge React or PHP application? You don't have to rewrite your whole application to get started using Svelte! In this session you'll learn some techniques for adding Svelte to any web project. You'll also see how to reuse your existing JavaScript widgets inside your Svelte components, whether they are React components, or even ancient jQuery plugins!

A fresh take on icon libraries.

With no boilerplate code and little Svelte-specific syntax, Svelte feels just like vanilla JavaScript, making it a great framework for beginners to easily pick up. While it is beginner friendly, it does not sacrifice any best practices or features. In fact, Svelte can do everything other popular frameworks can do and more. Because of this, it is more than just a good starting point for beginners.

This talk is focused on a better understanding of Svelte's reactivity. We will do this from an "observer perspective" - by visualizing it first-hand (right in your application)!

0:00 Prelude 20:00 Start 29:00 Where Do I Begin? 38:00 Documentation 42:55 Svelte's Reactivity 1:12:34 primo - building and managing static sites 1:21:54 Guillermo Rauch - Vercel + Svelte 1:32:30 Svelte transitions and accessibility 1:43:06 Custom Svelte stores 1:49:30 Headless WP and SvelteKit 2:17:15 Islands architecture and Jamstack 3:16:35 Scott Tolinski - From React to Svelte 3:50:45 Svelte Sirens 3:56:00 Rich Harris discusses creating libraries with SvelteKit 4:07:18 State Machine meets Svelte component (svelte-fsm) 4:21:50 Small steps lead to big leaps 4:32:30 Coding with Jesse 4:59:00 Plenti, a minimalist JAMstack framework and Theming 5:07:00 Kevin, Robert, Rich 5:08:55 Svelte and Vest Form Validation Framework 5:30:04 Icon libraries

2:46:48 - Svelte Can Compile and so can you! 2:54:48​ - Svelte Without the JavaScript (Full talk) 3:22:49 - Design Ñgineering 3:50:52​ - Quiz time!! 4:07:43 - Compile for accessibility with Svelte 4:17:34 - Reactive Forms 4:29:57 - Building the Next Generation of Low Code with Svelte (Full talk) 4:55:54​ - Zwoosh YEAHHH Shabam! 🤯 Whimsy in motion (Full talk) 5:18:21 - An update on SvelteKit 5:49:34 - End notes and Discord Stage hangout!