Svelte Changelog now features dynamic OG images! All the pages now cleanly renders an appropriate image when shared on all platforms

Barely 8 hours since the sveltejs/mcp repo is public, no official post has yet been done, but @sveltejs/mcp is already live on Svelte Changelog! 🔥👀 @paolo.ricciuti.me and @khromov.se decided to make the repo public a few hours before my vacation flight, but that's a failed attempt at stopping me!!

I *love* this kind of tutorial/example video from the team itself! So useful to get started on this whole new paradigm in Svelte! 🔥

I‘m monitoring svelte-changelog.dev now. If you like you can set up one of the supported notification methods (Telegram bot, Signal, PushOver etc - full list: github.com/louislam/upt...) and I can make Kuma send the notifications to you directly!

My RSS feed is happy again. Thanks for fixing this!

Update: it was a one-line fix! The very recent use of changesets by @dummdidumm.bsky.social for the language-tools repository completely broke the logic of the website for releases in this repository, causing a fatal error at startup (serverless) 😅 The site was down for the day, sorry about that!

Svelte Changelog is currently completely down I honestly have no clue what’s happening There’s an issue tracking that problem More info when I get home tonight

I’d love to get a "What’s new in Svelte" page into Svelte Changelog It would essentially be a list of small articles demoing the new features as they ship The thing is making that automatically is lowkey impossible, and maintaining that for almost every minor is VERY time consuming Any ideas?

Update: I did it! svelte-changelog now leverages @shiki.style's/tm-grammar languages to detect a snippet's actual language automatically! 🔥 Syntax highlighting detection across the site is now MUCH more reliable!

I think I’m on a good track for making an auto-detect based on Shiki a reality 👀🤔

TFW you try releasing a new version of your package with OIDC after you learnt it from @benmccann.com in TWIS, but you fall into the UNDOCUMENTED EDGE CASE where you CANNOT use npmjs dot com despite it being the new default domain, it HAS to be npmjs dot org otherwise 404...

SvelteKit 3 will drop 17% of dependencies thanks to new APIs now available directly in Node. We could drop another 17% if Node were to add support for cookie parsing and serialization.

Alright, that was quite a productive work weekend on Svelte Changelog! Let's unwrap what's changed! 🧵

Edit: guys guys I got it!! It's not _perfect_ cause it breaks on HMR sometimes (not a big deal) and it requires hydration before reflecting the true state, but it won't be noticeable from the user's perspective Thanks @paolo.ricciuti.me and @fubits.dev for your tips!

In order to bring (back) features into Svelte Changelog, I need my +page to react to a control (checkbox) state change that is in my +layout The control state also needs to update on page change, because each page can have a diff. state What’s the best way to achieve that? Context? Shared rune(s)?

I'm excited to release the Svelte 5 course aimed at new and existing Svelte developers! 🔥 Learn how to make blazing fast web apps with Svelte and understand how it works with hands-on experience. youtu.be/B2MhkPtBWs4

I've open sourced Ripple! github.com/trueadm/ripple It's super early days, not much works and there's little to no documentation or guidance. Plus the codebase is raw, but I at least wanted to share my ideas with the community. :)

Svelte is really the best adjective to describe Svelte Thin (lightweight) enough both as a package and as compiled apps Yet elegant enough to be fully featured, and on top of that a leading-class framework at everything it does 10/10

One thing Remote Functions will improve in SvelteKit is navigation loading state Until now, if you’re moving from page A to page B, A will stay there until the load of B is complete; there isn’t much you could do about it Now, you’ll just navigate and load everything lazily after navigation

@paolo.ricciuti.me @svelte.dev I just learnt about the experimental Speculation API in browsers, and it looks a lot like what SvelteKit already does with prefetching/prerendering Would it be even better to leverage this native API to power Kit's magic? Should this be something Vite implements?

Congrats to @gruntled.bsky.social and @svelte.dev for becoming leaders in o11y support in ESM frameworks! Super happy to see what I talked about at Svelte Summit becoming reality. Thanks for letting me help out out a bit along the way! Full @sentry.io support is already WIP and will ship soon!

That’s a set or vary valid questions! A few weeks ago I vibe-coded a penetration test, esp. in order to better understand the security implications of SvelteKit endpoints, actions, stuff like {csrf: true} (which still might be broken with adapter-bun) etc. I’ll try to do a write up.

I’d love to see a breakdown from the Svelte team or someone knowing the code about the security aspect of Remote Functions How safe are form/query functions? What does prevent anyone from using them, other than the validation schema?

It’s crazy to realize that release-date Svelte 5 feels almost outdated compared to current Svelte 5 with the ton of new features that got added since

I've said it and I'm saying it again: I'm (positively) shocked at how fast @zed.dev is. This experience should be the standard.

I’m REALLY curious about how the Svelte team plans to not kill the SvelteKit data preloading (on hover) with upcoming remote functions Both in a remote-only future but more interestingly in a sooner load + remote colocation world

Despite my love for cutting-edge tech, I physically cannot try alpha/beta/experimental software… am I the only one? 🤔

lol "let me take a look at the `await` branch in svelte" [starts scrolling] [comment something] [realise his brain it's too fried to brain] [submit that lone comment on a qol] *"You commented on a merged PR"* WTF! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Huge work from @rich-harris.dev

New major release of vite-plugin-svelte is out with support for vite7, rolldown-vite and more. Happy svelting. github.com/sveltejs/vit...

There's something about writing Svelte that feels like I'm coming home, more than any other framework. Like it's designed for me

SvelteKit is an incredible framework

Starting this weekend, I’ll focus on my shadcn IntelliJ plugin, which needs a bunch of fixes as well as new features If you want to contribute to Svelte Changelog in the meantime, I’d be happy to review and merge your PRs! Check the open issues for low hanging fruits ;)

Alright I’m back from vacations, back to business tomorrow! 🔥

⚡️ Vite 7.0 is out! - Browser Target Changed to Baseline Widely Available - Node 18 support dropped. Vite is now distributed as ESM only - And feats, fixes, and cleanups, while we prepare for rolldown!

Alright I’m leaving for 2 weeks, don’t release groundbreaking major versions nor break my sites while I’m away k bye

Funny coming from a guy whose main OSS project is a site to literally track updates lol

If there's one thing I don't get about the JS ecosystem — aside from using single quotes for strings, which is a crime — is the constant urge to flood npmjs dot com with releases every hour You can wait a bit longer and include a lot more fixes at once; it's fine, users will be alright

I wish I had as much time every day for my OSS maintenance as for my day job

That was fast! Merci bien 😉 Sorry, but I vote for me, it's a very custom font! _hihihi_

I just made @jyc.dev's feature a reality! Now in Svelte Changelog: you can see in which release a PR has been merged for the first time 🔥 Do you like the final look of it? Or did Jean-Yves do a better job? 😅

I'd love to get full diffs in PR details in Svelte Changelog, but gosh, it's complicated It's either O(n) API requests or hyper-slow and compute-intensive work I guess file names are enough at the end of the day 😅

Thinking about buying a redirect domain so @paolo.ricciuti.me doesn’t have to think about the TLD anymore

Satisfied with yesterday's improvements on Svelte Changelog code blocks? Bad news, they just got yet another upgrade! 🔥 First, the language tags are now a dedicated banner above the snippets Second, the diff blocks are now highlighted with their actual language, WITH their diffed lines!

Shiki code blocks in Svelte Changelog just got a visual refresh 💅 Thanks to the sheer power of CSS (and a tiny bit of data population in JS), they’re now prettier and ship with language tags and line numbers! Take a look for yourself:

New month, new bandwidth My Upstash limits for Svelte Changelog have been reset, the cache should now be back to normal, sorry for the inconvenience and app slowness!

indeed!

I guess everyone should keep an eye on svelte-changelog.dev/tracker then 👀

Today we are excited to announce Rolldown-Vite: a technical preview of the version of @vite.dev entirely powered by the Rust stack we built over the past year (Oxc + @rolldown.rs) voidzero.dev/posts/announ...

the @svelte.dev team had our monthly all hands this morning and i am cackling at how good some of the stuff we've got planned is. like, frothing at the mouth cannot wait to use it