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Same here! Looking forward to next time!
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You sure about that? 🧐
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I remember using it a couple of times when I had to have generic types in my components. But I didn't use it in other ways.
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That would be a nice addition indeed. It certainly had its weaknesses, but
export let foo: string;
was very ergonomic for declaring and typing props. Nowadays adding types to props feels like Like deadweight in a way.
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This is a good point. Although for me personally, the way props have to be typed is the larger issue here. But other than that I'm really Happy with the changes overall.
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Thanks, next time it'll work out for Sure 😊
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I'll be there at least until lunch tomorrow!
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I agree with that and it obviously works. Even knowing about their clickbaity nature, I find it hard to resist clicking at times.
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My proposals sadly didn't make it, but I plan to go anyway if I can arrange it.
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....and that's a wrap for this year. Thanks for following along, everyone! There's a bunch of stuff that we didn't quite manage to squeeze in this month, so keep an eye out in 2025 for more good things.
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate!
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Just keep in mind, that you all need a high tolerance for frustration when playing Cuphead 😅.
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Day 17 — until today, intellisense would often fail when you were in the middle of writing components, because Svelte's parser crashed on syntax errors.
We just fixed that. Install svelte@latest, make sure your extensions are up to date, and feel the wind in your hair as you write your components
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Day 16 — `$app/state`, a modern Svelte 5 state-based replacement for SvelteKit's `$app/stores` module. No more clunky `$` prefix when reading values, just fine-grained state that works everywhere, even outside component files!
🎁 docs svelte.dev/docs/kit/$ap...
🎁 tutorial svelte.dev/tutorial/kit...
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Great that there are people out there, who want to learn Svelte this way! At the conferences in Germany where I offered workshops the past year, it looked a little different. Either it was cancelled in advance or I had only like a literal handful of participants or less...
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Day 15 — the new `$inspect.trace(...)` rune gives you debugging superpowers. Add it to a function that runs inside a derived or effect, and you'll see detailed information about what caused it to re-run
🎁 docs svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...
🎁 demo svelte.dev/playground/d...
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Day 11 — a whole new module, for getting reactive views of window properties like innerWidth, innerHeight, scrollX, scrollY and so on. Like the bindings on <svelte:window> but with less boilerplate
🎁 docs svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...
🎁 demo svelte.dev/playground/8...
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Not sure, but I believe alert couldn't possibly part of the web when it launched because JavaScript was originally only released in 95 or 96. But I could be wrong here.
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Glad you did! Svelte made web development more fun and enjoyable to me!
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Yes! Do it! It's a fabulous record! Battle in the Sky is also great. The EP it's on (Days of the fallen Sun) ist somewhat of a musical bridge between the previous record and the one above. All of them are great, though and can perfectly be listened to back to back.
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Junius - Eternal Rituals for the Accretion of Light
VOLA - Friend of a Phantom
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Zurzeit fühlt es sich hier auf jeden Fall ganz gut an.
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Ich werde dort nicht präsent sein. Es war seinerzeit schon schwer genug mich von Facebook zu lösen 🤷♂️