#Tag
Implementation details:
- Entity editor menu https://codeberg.org/inventaire/inventaire-client/pulls/565
- Barcode scanner, using a ponyfill of the (incoming 🤞 ) Barcode Detection web standard, based on zxing-wasm https://codeberg.org/inventaire/inventaire-client/pulls/566
Latest developments on inventaire.io:
- The entity editor got a navigation menu (visible only on large screens for now), as well as more subcategories
- We are now using a new barcode scanner engine, so if you were part of the people having troubles with the previous one, there are good chances that it's now fixed!
- It's now possible to search a book by scanning its barcode, with this new button in the top bar
Implementation details:
- Entity editor menu https://codeberg.org/inventaire/inventaire-client/pulls/565
- Barcode scanner, using a ponyfill of the (incoming 🤞 ) Barcode Detection web standard, based on zxing-wasm https://codeberg.org/inventaire/inventaire-client/pulls/566
What makes Svelte the right choice for modern frontend projects? And when is it not? In this blog post, Paolo breaks down the advantages and limitations of Svelte, and what that means for your next product decision.
Read the blog post 👉 https://mainmatter.com/blog/2026/02/24/why-choose-svelte/
What makes Svelte the right choice for modern frontend projects? And when is it not? In this blog post, Paolo breaks down the advantages and limitations of Svelte, and what that means for your next product decision.
Read the blog post 👉 https://mainmatter.com/blog/2026/02/24/why-choose-svelte/
Okay #frontend folks:
I wrote UIs before React. I leaned into React hard early on, because it matched my mental model for UIs. I don't want to do React anymore.
**In your opinion what's the next best direction for building UIs?**
My goal is to simplify the process of writing and managing accessible interactive components with as little overhead as possible.
Boosts and wildly unpopular opinions welcome.
CVEs Affecting the Svelte Ecosystem
https://svelte.dev/blog/cves-affecting-the-svelte-ecosystem
#HackerNews #CVEs #Svelte #Ecosystem #Security #Vulnerabilities #OpenSource #Software #Development
The untold history of web development:
1990: HTML invented.
1994: CSS invented to fix HTML.
1995: JS invented to fix HTML/CSS.
2006: jQuery invented to fix JS.
2010: AngularJS invented to fix jQuery.
2013: React invented to fix AngularJS.
2014: Vue invented to fix React & Angular.
2016: Angular 2 invented to fix AngularJS & React.
2019: Svelte 3 invented to fix React, Angular, Vue.
2019: React hooks invented to fix React.
2020: Vue 3 invented to fix React hooks.
2020: Solid invented to fix React, Angular, Svelte, Vue.
2020: HTMX 1.0 invented to fix React, Angular, Svelte, Vue, Solid.
2021: React suspense invented to fix React, again.
2023: Svelte Runes invented to fix Svelte.
2024: jQuery still used on 75% of websites.
(By https://twitter.com/fireship_dev)
#Web #Development #HTML #CSS #JavaScript #React #ReactJS #JQuery #Svelte #Angular #AngularJS
J'ai ajouté un moteur de recherche sur mon site d'activités, sans aucune dépendance à un service tier. C'est pourtant un site statique généré avec @11ty ! 🤔
Eh oui, merci #Pagefind, créé et maintenu par @bglw, à l'origine chez @cloudcannon.
Il indexe les contenus directement dans le HTML généré pour le site, et fourni une interface front en #svelte pour la recherche sur le site.
Exemple de recherche (très pertinente 🧁🥐😅) :
https://activites.nicolas-hoizey.com/recherche/?q=boulangerie
Doc : https://pagefind.app/
J'ai ajouté un moteur de recherche sur mon site d'activités, sans aucune dépendance à un service tier. C'est pourtant un site statique généré avec @11ty ! 🤔
Eh oui, merci #Pagefind, créé et maintenu par @bglw, à l'origine chez @cloudcannon.
Il indexe les contenus directement dans le HTML généré pour le site, et fourni une interface front en #svelte pour la recherche sur le site.
Exemple de recherche (très pertinente 🧁🥐😅) :
https://activites.nicolas-hoizey.com/recherche/?q=boulangerie
Doc : https://pagefind.app/
🔄 #VERT - Next-generation #opensource file converter that processes files locally using #WebAssembly #privacy #infosec #DevOps
🔐 All image, audio & document conversions happen on your device - files never touch external servers. No data is sent to third-party cloud services.
⚡ Supports 250+ file formats including images, audio, documents & video. Universal conversion tool for any file type you need.
🧵 👇
📦 No file size limits - conversion speed depends only on your device's power. No upload caps or bandwidth restrictions.
🎨 Modern UI built with #Svelte and #TypeScript for fast, intuitive experience. Snappy interface that feels great to use.
🎬 Video conversion via self-hostable #Rust daemon (vertd) using #FFmpeg. Full power of your computer for faster video processing.
📜 Licensed under AGPL-3.0 - fully transparent & self-hostable. Promotes user control and data security.
Just launched Lazy Cats, a visual exploration of cat behaviour.
Meet Lily + 27 other cats and find out what they do all day (spoiler: they mostly chill) 🐱🐾 Does your cat fit their profile?
🔗 https://lazy-cats.netlify.app/
Very proud to share my first interactive #dataviz project built with #Svelte + #D3! 📊 It's been quite a learning curve coming from #python but found super helpful tutorials by Matthias Stahl and Connor Rothschild. Links in this repo https://github.com/Lisa-Ho/d3-playground.
Just launched Lazy Cats, a visual exploration of cat behaviour.
Meet Lily + 27 other cats and find out what they do all day (spoiler: they mostly chill) 🐱🐾 Does your cat fit their profile?
🔗 https://lazy-cats.netlify.app/
Very proud to share my first interactive #dataviz project built with #Svelte + #D3! 📊 It's been quite a learning curve coming from #python but found super helpful tutorials by Matthias Stahl and Connor Rothschild. Links in this repo https://github.com/Lisa-Ho/d3-playground.
Free advertisement: I'm looking for a web dev job while getting into Svelte(kit), and fearing that I'll have to go back to React+Next (which I studied at a 6 month bootcamp.) Svelte seems to much *simpler* among other good things. I'm already rehearsing how to strategically try to influence a company to switch...
Free advertisement: I'm looking for a web dev job while getting into Svelte(kit), and fearing that I'll have to go back to React+Next (which I studied at a 6 month bootcamp.) Svelte seems to much *simpler* among other good things. I'm already rehearsing how to strategically try to influence a company to switch...
Spent the last couple days brushing up on web dev, specifically data back and forth / forms.
3 nodes (db, backend, frontend) -> 2 edges = double edge case.
Piping data back and forth, with 1 node being unknowable + error communication is damn complex!
Hey Mastodon,
Any developers out there who 1) cares about US democracy and 2) knows #Svelte?
Couple of questions...thanks.
