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Email deserves better than rendering whatever HTML the sender happened to attach.
Doota does it better, open-source and our take on that — built in public.
Spent the morning on invite rendering on https://t.co/FgaFq7kVTw
Instead of displaying default invite mail, We parses the text/calendar invite and draws its own card — local timezone, RSVP that sticks, and all Meet boilerplate collapsed without losing important information.
@ethercorps/[email protected]` is out 🎉
- New Takumi v2 rendering engine — dynamic OG images across every JS runtime and Thank you @kanewang_
Docs: https://t.co/soUCxhgS06
- Coming next: browser-side rendering
I have been slowly working on Container Kit (GUI for apple's container CLI). Here, I'm sharing a small preview of a way to pull remote images. In future, I plan to add UI for popular image so we can pull image with one click.
Built with @TauriApps@sveltejs and shadcn-svelte.
🔥 Massive update for SvelteKit OG!
sveltekit-og v4 is HERE! We've completely overhauled the library to deliver ultimate stability and a frictionless developer experience for generating dynamic OG images.
Docs: https://t.co/jHJeir55Ra
@sveltejs@SvelteSociety#SvelteKit#Svelte
Cooking up a SvelteKit adapter that adapts the server parts of Kit to run inside a service worker on the client! 🤯
Here some Pokemon are fetched inside of a load function in a +page.server.ts file... running in the client! :)
We landed a @sveltejs feature that we're super hyped about - we call it 'forking', and it lets you run state changes offscreen and later choose whether to commit them (e.g. user hovers on a link, preload data in case they click)
I made a SvelteKit remote functions tutorial!
Learn how to work with data in SvelteKit from fetching data to guarding routes and optimistic UI updates.
Follow along with me as we build Svelte Tricks — a CRUD app using Better Auth and Drizzle ORM.
https://t.co/OfWHpruUEX