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My favorite part of Svelte’s async api and general choices is that they tend not to use a bunch of new language for things. Async Svelte is just await in Svelte.

📚 Wrote a piece about how optimistic updates are hard because of edge cases, especially when updates happen concurrently, and how to address them in React Query. It’s mostly one line of code to add, but knowing which one that is is the hard part 😄:

Guia para não confundir os JKs: Rowling - odeia trans Kubitschek - odeia trens

you can now use .ts files in the playground: svelte.dev/playground/7... caveat: only supports erasable syntax (www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handboo...). under the hood this uses bloomberg.github.io/ts-blank-spa... (note that typechecking/intellisense are TODO)

I'm starting "This week in Oxc" to improve roadmap visibility. Feel free to subscribe to this thread. github.com/oxc-project/...

I just found out about the @tanstack.com query's experimental_prefetchInRender and I'm already in love with it It works wonderfully with suspense mechanics and with @svelte.dev's {#await} block www.sveltelab.dev/egm31w2i84un...

Tailwind is now built into the Svelte Playground! svelte.dev/playground/

As of @svelte.dev 5.25 you can temporarily override a derived value, which is very handy for optimistic UI • demo svelte.dev/playground/3... • docs svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...

Worst. Episode. EVER.

If you do development with a lot of files (javascript dev) you *have* to use linux's ext4 (today, anyway) macos' APFS has a serious performance problem. Does anyone know someone at Apple that can fix this?

If your article uses AI images, how can I be sure your article isn't just complete AI slop?

So cool to see the fine grained reactivity of Svelte 5 using the render-scan project. Zero effort needed to get perfect fine-grained DOM manipulations and excellent performance. https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/render-scan/