GitHub repository: paolotiu/svelte-boring-avatars

Svelte components and helpers to fetch and present Prismic content

A simple image renderer to apply duotone effects for svelte.

A SvelteKit progress bar that shows on navigation

🌵 Building forms in Svelte with breeze, using Zod

Sticky responsive table of contents component

Detailed changelog discussion and a showcase of Neodrag v3 by guest Puru.

Bulma components for Svelte

Beautiful hand-crafted SVG icons, by the makers of Tailwind CSS (for Svelte)

File dropzone for Svelte

Updates in the Svelte ecosystem, including changes in Belt, a library for Svelte. The episode discusses bug fixes, new features like getAbortSignal, and improvements in the reactivity system. It also highlights the release of Ark UI, a component library for Svelte, and its integration with the Svelte ecosystem.

Component that performs fullscreen in DOM Elements

Scroll Spy component for Svelte

A Svelte component to hide your header on scroll.

Svelte Auth0 Components

Javascript location picker built with Svelte

Svelte Swipe with zero dependencies :fire: :boom:

Svelte JS + Tensorflow JS

Compare two images with a slider

A custom component that adds a favicon and a badge that you can use to show for example number of unread messages

💪 A simple and reusable flexbox component for Svelte

Icon components for svelte

A tree-like outline view for svelte

A Svelte component library built with a minimalist eye and neutral palette.

No-code Drag n Drop Form Builder for Svelte

A collection of renderless Svelte components

svelte-datatables-net is a svelte/sveltekit component that turns data into an interactive HTML table. Inspired by datatables.net.

A color picker component for svelte

Declarative pincode component for Svelte

Svelte Flow, a library for building interactive flow UIs with Svelte. The episode starts with a changelog discussing recent updates and fixes in Svelte, including improvements to the inspect function, fine-grained template usage, and support for state mutations in derived objects. The main segment features Peter from XY Flow, who demonstrates how to use Svelte Flow to create and customize nodes, edges, and handles in a flow UI.