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Intro 0:00:00 Svelte(kit) Talk 0:05:42 Q&A Start 1:00:12 Typings 1:03:45 DX 1:08:27 Typings & satisfies operator 1:10:50 Compiler 1:14:36 Speed, practicality & sustainability 1:15:33 State & Reactivity 1:18:27 Readability & low learning curve 1:22:08 Building libraries 1:26:55 Docker 1:31:15 Validation & Code reusability 1:32:51 1.0 Release merge fun 1:38:48 Becoming maintainers 1:43:36 Svelte Love & Ecosystem 1:52:50 Data loading & simplicity 1:55:40 Svelte spirit 2:00:34 More browser engines wanted 2:04:47 Monitoring bundle size 2:06:42 Outro 2:08:50 Links mentioned in the session: Vote for "Support satisfies operator on functions": https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScri... Compile Svelte in your head: https://lihautan.com/compile-svelte-i... Vite Plugin Svelte by Dominik: https://github.com/sveltejs/vite-plug... Vite Ecosystem CI by Dominik: https://github.com/vitejs/vite-ecosys... Packaging: https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/packaging Form validation: https://zod.dev Manage versioning & changesets: https://github.com/changesets/changesets Svelte is one of the emerging open-source web frameworks, it uses familiar concepts, is exceptionally accessible, and requires little code - both for writing components and for what ends up in the browser. With SvelteKit, there is now an official meta-framework, similar to Nuxt for Vue or NextJS for React. Routing, easy creation of forms that also work without JavaScript, and great flexibility in the types of apps that can be created and where they can be deployed are just some of the features you can expect. The whole thing is topped off with a great developer experience. This talk gives an overview of the features of SvelteKit and show how Svelte and SvelteKit position themselves compared to other solutions in the JavaScript ecosystem. In the subsequent campfire talk with Simon and Dominik from the Svelte maintainer team, they also take a look behind the scenes and answer questions in a relaxed setting. 👉 SPEAKERS: Simon Holthausen & Dominik Göpel Simon Holthausen is a software engineer at Vercel, where he works full-time on the open-source framework Svelte. He has a passion for web front-ends and has been working on them for more than eight years. Dominik Göpel is a Svelte and Vite maintainer, DX enthusiast, working as a freelancer. 🌍 About Frontend RheinMain: Frontend RheinMain connects frontend developers and web companies in RheinMain, and beyond. We host free-to-attend meetups to foster knowhow transfer of latest web development technologies. https://www.frontend-rheinmain.de   / frontend_rm   https://www.meetup.com/frontend_rm #sveltekit #dx #webdev #frontendrm #meetup #rheinmain