A browser-based virtual studio for event management platforms using WebRTC, LiveKit, Twilio Sync, and Mux. The joy of side projects through various Svelte and SvelteKit applications including a visual calendar app called "Radical."

00:01:30 Changelog 00:26:15 Indeterminate checkbox 00:44:15 Classes and actions

The new major version of Svelte comes comes with quite a few changes to its API. This talk highlights some of them and goes into detail *why* the team has made these changes. If you want to know why we ditched the beloved dollar label, this talk is for you.

Taking inspiration from life, I talk about dates. After I recently celbrated my 15th wedding anniversary, I decided to show a hidden part of my website and how I have refactored it in Svelte 5.

In this talk Sasan walks us through different schema validators and their differences. He also shows some example validation with Zod in SvelteKit form actions.

00:01:55 Changelog 00:40:00 Context API 00:58:00 JSX and Single FIle Components

00:01:40 Changelog 00:24:00 svelte-fsm 00:48:00 Trailing slash 01:04:40 script context=module

02:00 Changelog 21:30 Why $props instead of $prop 35:00 You might not need $state

01:20 Changelog 18:40 svelte:component is obsolete 33:40 race and maybeStream functions

- Scott Phillips on prototyping tools and advanced animations - Kevin on low-level user interface animation.

01:50 Changelog 15:50 Svelte Summit 23:00 Showcase: OptimistiKit 48:50 Discussion: Database options

01:33 Changelog 20:40 Using AI with Svelte 4 and 5 57:20 How to pass icons to components

Are you curious what the Svelte team is working on? Want to get your questions answered? Join Kevin and Simon as they discuss what the Svelte team has been up to.

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

Hayden Lamb discusses his side project, a photo editor built using Svelte and WebAssembly. Andrew Green presents a drag-and-drop website builder for event management, built using Svelte.

Updates and changes in the Svelte ecosystem, including improvements to slots and snippets, performance optimizations, breaking changes, and new features like the ability to ignore warnings selectively and run animations in micro tasks. A project that combines Tailwind CSS and Svelte Motion, featuring various animated components and effects. The creator of the project, Bide, joins the stream to explain and demonstrate the components, which include dynamic islands, orbiting circles, and more.

In this episode we will take a look at a cool new feature in adapter-node v5 and talk a bit about the culture of providing and asking for support in open source communities. 16:25 Socket activation with adapter-node 45:50 Importing assets 57:15 Discussion: support in open source communities

In this episode we sit down with Matias (patakdev) and Pete (pngwn) to talk about how Vite evolved into a framework agnostic build tool and what it has planned for the future.

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

Join us again in "This Week in Svelte" and see how we can build modern hamburger menus using the Popover API and starting-style. 01:45 Changelog 12:20 Q&A: Resetting file inputs 18:50 Building a Hamburger menu 42:07 Reactive Context API with Runes 50:15 More Q&As 55:35 Binding file lists in Svelte 5

Join Kevin and Rich as they discuss what the Svelte team has been up to.

Join us in a new episode of "This Week in Svelte" and see what has changed in Svelte/Kit during the last two weeks. 01:50 Changelog 22:00 SvelteKit debugging docs 29:00 Event modifiers

In this talk Ermin explored Web Components and how they fit into the bigger picture of the web. He went through the web standards and why the authoring experience with a framework like Svelte is so much easier. He also pointed out the extra information that is needed besides the Svelte docs and how to gradually integrate Web Components into an existing monolyth.

- Lois talks about Svelte for React developers. - Scott shares his experiences and projects built with Svelte.

In this talk we take a look at all of the Svelte 5 runes and how they compare to the reactivity model.

Discussions of runtime data validation libraries like Zod, Valot, Archtype, and Vine JS for ensuring data integrity from external sources. Exploration of Svelte 5's `$effect.tracking()` usage for managing effect initialization, listeners, and creating reusable utilities with lazy loading.

Latest Svelte 5 changelog, bug fixes, TypeScript `this` handling, SSR/hydration upgrades, memory leak fixes, deeply reactive prop fallbacks. Community showcase of Floating UI for Svelte library with middleware and interaction hooks. Q&A on runes replacing stores, `startStopNotifier`, Ember-to-Svelte migration benefits, SvelteKit strength, hiring ease.

Updates and features in Svelte, particularly focusing on Svelte 5. The host, Paulo, covers various changes in the Svelte ecosystem, including improvements to the migrate function, better warning messages, and performance enhancements in hydration.

- Alvin, a developer advocate, discusses how computers draw using three tools: the pencil, the pen, and text. - Willow introduces PocketBase, a single-binary database solution powered by Go.

Tom Ballinger introduces Convex, a new client for Svelte that extends reactivity from the UI to the server and database.