... approach creating a mockups from running Svelte and JS apps? Often I need to quickly visualize how adding a new UI element would look like and get approval for it. Generating HTMLs from scratch for this is error-prone and I was wondering if you might have other proven methods ...

... roll themselves? - What's missing that would make it a no-brainer? - Does $29 feel right for 10 templates + 14 reusable sections? For transparency: I build with heavy AI assistance, the design decisions and QA are mine. Stack is Svelte 5 runes, Tailwind CSS 4 with an oklch theme file, fully prerendered ...

... everyone! I built Source Design , a Figma plugin that converts local HTML, React, Next.js, Vue, and Svelte projects into structured, editable Figma layers. It s useful when a website or coded prototype already exists, but the original Figma file is missing or outdated. Plugin: https://www.figma.com/community/... Website: https://sourcetodesign.com ...

... telemetry. No vendor lock-in. No surprises. The Tech Stack: Backend & Core: Built with Go, handling all local file I/O, .docx parsing, and LLM endpoint routing. Frontend & UI: Built with Svelte, allowing us to create a highly responsive, rich-text ribbon interface without Virtual DOM overhead. Desktop Architecture (Wails): We explicitly chose Wails over Electron to leverage the OS native webview (WebKit on macOS / WebView2 on Windows) instead ...

... become a real thing. Three eras to play (Retro pre-2006, Modern 2006+, or All), and a ranked mode with six tiers from Bronze to Loremaster and tier rewards. Currently around 970 games in the database. Stack: SvelteKit + Svelte 5, Supabase, Cloudflare R2 for images, Netlify. One person's free-time project. No ads. Things I'm still figuring out: ranked balance numbers are starting guesses, the game library could be wider, and I haven't done much to invite ...

... Everyone! TabDog new version 3.0.0 is just released! This update brings a complete UI overhaul, rebuilt with Svelte 5 for a faster and more modern experience. Everything feels smoother, more responsive, and easier to use now! What s new: Fully redesigned interface Keyboard-first navigation Smart autocomplete powered by your tabs and history One-click workspace restore (without friction) Available shortcuts: Cmd+Shift+E (Mac) / Ctrl+Shift+E (Win/Linux) - Open TabDog / - Navigate through the list Enter - Activate selected ...

... Stop managing design tokens differently for each framework. TokiForge is a lightweight, framework-agnostic design token engine that works seamlessly across React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and vanilla JavaScript. The Problem: Managing design tokens across multiple frameworks means duplicating code, maintaining separate systems, and losing consistency. Each framework has its own theming solution, making it impossible to share tokens between projects. The Solution: TokiForge provides a unified API that works everywhere. Define your tokens once, use them in any framework. Switch ... ... themes at runtime without page reloads. Key Features: Framework-agnostic - Works with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte

... compile-time type checking for your design tokens. Highlights: Generic type support: useTheme<MyTokens>() Full autocomplete for token paths Backward compatible <3KB gzipped Perfect for building type-safe design systems. Works with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and vanilla JS. Check it out: https://tokiforge.github.io/toki... ...

... building https://attainable.dev , the fastest and easiest way to design and deploy data APIs . This has been a year long side-project that started as a way to spend my free time learning Firecracker microvm , Go , and Svelte . Shoutout to Fly.io . I built my idea on their platform and it was great! When I wrote the first iteration of this idea I really liked what I had. As I kept at it, weekends at a time, the more I felt ...

... Transylvania, Romania. This freedom lets me focus on what I love: doing SEO strategies, eCommercestrategies, and web development for clients via my consultancy, bogozi.com . I really enjoy diving deep into new tech. My current obsession with Go and Svelte is what led to my first side-project launch here. I love the vibe here and look forward to connecting with fellow makers and tech enthusiasts ...

... especially important when the goal is maximizing the AI assistant. For example, models have tones of knowledge about React, but one cannot expect the same performance of AI or output of it when building the same thing with Svelte. AI surely is a good tool for fast prototyping and accelerating the speed of building, but completely depending on it or giving it a real deep serious job? I'd still keep my control over the AI! Comment from Hyuntak ...